Dog tracking,like never before
WHY PULSE

Dog tracking,
like never before.

Pulse brings health, stress, sleep, activity and live location into one connected view of your dog. Designed for the collar they already wear, it helps you notice more, worry less and care with confidence.

What does Pulse track?

Health and stress tracking

Health & Stress

Earlier insight into meaningful health and stress changes, including:

Early health-change insights
HRV
Cardio & Respiratory Health
Barking patterns
Posture
Sleep and activity tracking

Sleep & Activity

A clearer view of routines, sleep quality and recovery, including:

Sleep consistency & quality
Sleep stages
Steps
Activity level
Recovery status
Location and safety tracking

Location & Safety

Tools that help keep them found and protected, including:

Live location
Lost Mode
Safe Zones
Escape alerts

Unparalleled Accuracy

Industry-Leading Accuracy

INTERNAL LAB VALIDATION

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.
WHEN SOMETHING CHANGES

Know sooner.
Decide with confidence.

You don’t have to interpret charts or connect the dots yourself.
Pulse helps turn a change into a calmer, more informed next step.

WORTH WATCHING

Duke's breathing has been less steady during quiet rest recently: on 3 of the last 7 nights it was faster than usual, and each night higher than the last — about 8 breaths/min above its usual level on average.

Resting heart rate trend

Keep the next few days lighter, cool, and well ventilated, and keep observing it at rest; if the faster breathing continues, it's worth checking with your vet.

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