DOG HEALTH
DOG HEALTH

Know when their normal starts to change.

Pulse learns your dog’s heart rate, HRV, breathing, sleep, activity and posture—so meaningful changes are easier to notice.

The signals that tell you
how they’re really doing.

Weekly Insight

Milo's overnight HRV was below their usual range on 4 nights this week, recovery signals are weaker than usual. Over the next few days, keep exercise lighter and rest more complete, and watch whether energy and appetite look the same as usual.

HRV

HRV shows how well your dog's body is adapting to stress and recovering. Compared with their personal baseline, a lasting shift can reveal added strain—even before the change is easy to see.

Weekly Insight

Milo's overnight HRV was below their usual range on 4 nights this week, recovery signals are weaker than usual. Over the next few days, keep exercise lighter and rest more complete, and watch whether energy and appetite look the same as usual.

CARDIO & RESPIRATORY HEALTH

Heart rate and resting breathing show how the heart and lungs are working together. Pulse tracks both against your dog's baseline and alerts you when a lasting change moves outside their usual range.

Monthly Insight

Coco's breathing and heart rate were clearly higher at rest last night. Their breathing rate, while asleep has climbed all month, contact your vet soon.

EARLY SIGNS

HRV, heart and breathing trends add context to sustained changes in activity and posture. When those patterns shift together over time, they can be an early sign that something may be off.

Weekly Insight

Several of Pocky's metrics moved away from usual together this week: activity was low all 7 days, resting heart rate and breathing stayed higher, overnight HRV stayed lower, wake-ups increased, and daytime rest got longer. Cut back on running, jumping, and stairs, and watch whether getting up and walking look normal.

SLEEP + RECOVERY

Are they getting the restorative rest their body needs? Sleep duration, interruptions and sleep stages show how well they recovered—and whether their overnight pattern is beginning to change.

Weekly Insight

Leo’s nighttime rest has recovered this week: the length is back in their usual range, interruptions dropped from 5–6 a night last week to 1–2, and daytime catch-up rest fell noticeably.

VALIDATED IN OUR

Built to notice
what matters.

Pulse uses ballistocardiography (BCG) sensing to capture subtle mechanical signals associated with heartbeat and breathing.

96%
Heart rate measurement accuracy
94%
HRV measurement accuracy
89%
Sleep-stage classification accuracy
500,000+
Canine data samples analyzed
Heart rate and HRV accuracy were evaluated in UAHPET internal laboratory testing against reference ECG and veterinary monitoring systems. Sleep-stage classification accuracy was evaluated against polysomnography (PSG). Results are based on more than 500,000 canine data samples collected under controlled test conditions. Performance may vary by fit, movement, breed, coat and environment. Pulse is not a medical device. Pulse uses ballistocardiography (BCG) sensing to capture subtle mechanical signals associated with heartbeat and breathing.

Stories

CARDIO & RESPIRATORY HEALTH FRENCH BULLDOG
CARDIO & RESPIRATORY HEALTH
FRENCH BULLDOG

Emily & Louis

“Louis is a Frenchie, so his heart and airway health are always in the back of my mind. Pulse helps me follow his resting heart rate and breathing together—and know when either moves outside his usual pattern.”

BACK + MOBILITY DACHSHUND
BACK + MOBILITY
DACHSHUND

Claire & Otto

“Because Otto is a Dachshund, I’m always mindful of his back. Seeing posture, activity, HRV and sleep together helps me notice when he isn’t moving or recovering quite like himself.”

POST-SURGERY RECOVERY GOLDEN RETRIEVER
POST-SURGERY RECOVERY
GOLDEN RETRIEVER

Ryan & Milo

“After Milo’s surgery, Pulse AI made his recovery easier to follow. I could see his resting heart rate, HRV, sleep and activity gradually move back toward his own baseline.”

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