CARDALIS RRR App

2.5
691 reviews
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About this app

Why monitor resting respiratory rate?

An increase in resting respiratory rate can be an early sign that your dog's condition needs attention. Regular monitoring helps:

- Detect changes early
- Support treatment follow-up
- Provide valuable information to your veterinarian

A simple way to support heart health

If your dog has been diagnosed with a heart condition, or requires ongoing monitoring, tracking their resting respiratory rate at home is an important part of care.


Using the Respiratory Rate App helps you:

- Easily measure respiratory rate at rest
- Record and track results over time
- Monitor activity levels during your dog walks
- Program helpful reminders for medications or monitoring
- Share useful information with your veterinary team
- Stay actively involved in your dog's care between visits

How to Use the application

- Measure your dog's breathing while they are calm and resting
- Record the number of breaths per minute
- Track results over time
- Contact your veterinarian if values increase or if you have concerns
Updated on
Jun 23, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
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Ratings and reviews

2.5
677 reviews
H “Riveroak”
July 15, 2026
Used for my cat after vet suggested it. Today, when I opened it, appears like a completely different program. Had over a year of readings in it and everything is gone. Wow, thanks. Deleting now as I have no use for such a company. Thankfully, I did email myself the readings a couple of months ago and I know what my cat's number has recently been running. Guess I'll go back to writing it on a physical calendar. At least THAT won't slap me in the face. Upset this great tool turned trash.
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Debbie Mayeroff
July 9, 2026
I hate the new update! not only did it wipe all of my old data, it also no longer allows me to set my own target breathing rate, so now it looks like he is doing terribly when it's just his norm at this stage. I also don't like the new tap graphics when taking a measurement - it's less visible out of the corner of my eye (graphics have less contrast) so it's harder to tell if I pressed it correctly or when it's done, while I'm also focused on watching my dog's breathing. all around a downgrade.
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Josh T
July 12, 2026
Removed ALL pet data with the latest update. I'm so mad and disappointed! This data was very important as it allowed me to track trends and compare possible correlation to other data I had recorded about my cat with congestive heart failure. Now all of the data I had recorded from the past year is gone. I don't know why developers wouldn't send out a warning notification first and create a local copy of the historical data that could then be imported once a (now forced) account was created.
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Completely renewed app