15/10/2026
Why does the Biotracker measure your dogâs heart rate while theyâre resting? đ¶
When your dog is active, their heart rate is constantly changing: they play, run, bark, or get excited the second you pick up their leash. Itâs hard to tell whether a faster heart rate is caused by excitement⊠or something else.
At rest, itâs a different story. Your dog is calm, their heart rate slows down, and you get a clearer picture of their cardiovascular health, a bit like checking your own pulse when you wake up đŽ
Thatâs why the Biotracker monitors your dogâs resting heart rate and respiratory rate, day after day. It learns whatâs normal for YOUR dog, so you can spot changes compared to their usual patterns đ
You can also trigger a measurement directly from the app whenever your dog is resting. This can be useful for checking how theyâre doing before heading out for a walk, or ahead of a vet appointment!
And now, you have meaningful data to share with your veterinarian đ
đĄ Hereâs something worth knowing: measurements taken at the vet donât always reflect your dogâs usual resting heart rate. The stress of a clinic visit can easily push their heart rate above 100 beats per minute, while at-home resting measurements can be much lower, around 59 BPM in some dogs!
Head to invoxia.com to start spotting changes in your dogâs health today đ
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