SENIOR DOG CARE
SENIOR DOG CARE

Stay close to
every change.

Pulse learns what’s normal for your senior dog, then connects changes in heart rate, HRV, breathing, sleep, barking, activity and posture—so you can see when everyday changes begin to form a pattern.

WHAT CHANGES WITH AGE

Three changes worth
seeing sooner.

Pulse does not diagnose a condition. It helps reveal lasting changes from your dog’s own normal, so you have better context for everyday care and veterinary conversations.

Three changes worth
seeing sooner.

Pulse does not diagnose a condition. It helps reveal lasting changes from your dog’s own normal, so you have better context for everyday care and veterinary conversations.

COGNITIVE CHANGES

See when scattered changes form a pattern. Night pacing, light sleep, unexplained barking and sleepy days can seem unrelated. By connecting changes in behavior with resting heart rate and HRV, Pulse helps you notice when a new pattern may point to cognitive change.

HEART HEALTH

Understand what their heart is telling you.Pulse compares heart rate and HRV with your dog's personal base line, bringing breathing, sleep and recovery into context-so changes in their heart and cardiovascular wellbeing are easier to understand.

JOINT WELLNESS

Give aging joints the right kind of movement.As dogs age, the right amount of activity-and enough recovery-matter more than hitting a step goal. Pulse helps you balance movement and rest around their age and personal baseline, reducing unnecessary strain on their joints and cardiovascular system.

Stories

Mabel · Boxer · 12 years old
COGNITIVE CHANGES

Mabel · Boxer · 12 years old

“Mabel began pacing at night, sleeping lightly and barking for no clear reason. Pulse brought those small changes together, helping us realize it was time to talk with our vet.”

Cooper · Golden Retriever · 11 years old
RECOVERY

Cooper · Golden Retriever · 11 years old

“Cooper still wanted to keep going. When Pulse showed that his recovery was taking longer, we shortened his walks and avoided putting unnecessary strain on his joints.”

Otto · Standard Poodle · 12 years old
JOINTS + ACTIVITY

Otto · Standard Poodle · 12 years old

“Otto’s step count only told part of the story. Seeing activity, posture, sleep and recovery together helped us find a pace that felt right for him.”

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