
PawBeat: Pet Breathing Rate
Dog & cat heart rate monitor
About
What's New in PawBeat
1.4
August 9, 2026
CALM CARE — for the nights you're not sure. WORRIED RIGHT NOW? One tap from anywhere. It starts with the five signs vets ask about first; tick one and PawBeat goes straight to the answer. If none of them are showing, it asks up to three short things you can skip — was your pet running about, does the breathing itself look different, is the last dose on record right. Every check ends the same way: what we know, what we don't know yet, and one next step. If that step is "wait and count again", PawBeat can remind you in 30 minutes and then compare the two counts for you — so you don't have to sit watching a clock. None of it is behind a subscription. ONE THING AT A TIME The home screen used to stack four blocks that each wanted to be the important one. Now there's a single status, one sentence saying why, and one button that changes with the moment: recheck, check last night's sounds, log the dose, or count. YOUR PET'S USUAL RANGE Your vet's target is one number for every patient with the condition. This is the other half — what's usual for your pet, worked out from their own sleeping counts. A dog whose nights sit at 20 climbing to 28 is still under a target of 30, and well above their own usual. PawBeat waits until it has enough counts to say it honestly. VET PACK Pick 7 or 30 days, pick what goes in, add the questions you want to remember to ask — then read the whole thing before deciding whether to share it. Built on your phone, so it works in a waiting room with no signal. Nothing leaves until you tap share. Also in this update: • Your records can't be lost to an upgrade. If a version ever can't read your database, PawBeat says so and offers you a copy of it — it never wipes and starts over. • Fixed a crash when the trend chart was tapped before it had drawn. • Worry checks are saved to your timeline and your vet pack. • A guide for every feature, with small animations that show how something works instead of describing it. • Night Log keeps listening through a phone call and picks the night back up afterwards — and the minutes it missed aren't counted. No sound. No ads. No tracking. Your pet's data stays on your phone and your own iCloud.
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