A pet health management system comprising: a wearable sensing device, a mobile carrier, and a remote server. The wearable sensing device acquires environmental and physiological information of a pet and transmits the information to the mobile carrier. The wearable sensing device includes a microwave receiver for acquiring the physiological information. The remote server stores owner information and pet physiological information, receives the physiological and environmental information from the mobile carrier, updates the pet physiological information based on the physiological and environmental information, and generates and returns a pet status to the mobile carrier.

An image capture device with processors can execute a set of instructions stored in the system memory to: receive a plurality of time-sequenced images of the animal from the digital image sensor; determine, using an artificial intelligence module, a first birth in process from a first subset of images of the plurality of time-sequenced images of the animal; and determine an interval of time lapse between the first birth in process from the first subset of images of the plurality of time-sequenced images of the animal and a next birth in process from the next subset of images of the plurality of time-sequenced images of the animal, as determined using the artificial intelligence module, and when the interval of time lapse between the first birth in process and the next birth in process exceeds a predetermined amount trigger an action from an alert trigger.

A device is described herein comprising one or more applications running on at least one processor. The device includes a sound generation component and a receiver, wherein the sound generation component, the receiver, and the one or more applications are communicatively coupled. The device includes the receiver for receiving a wireless activation signal. The device includes the one or more applications configured to activate the sound generation component upon receipt of the wireless activation signal by the receiver, wherein the activated sound generation component delivers an auditory stimulus at a sound pressure level, for a duration, and using a noise pattern.