Sonus Health - Pet Heart Scans

Sonus Health

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About this app

Your dog's heart, checked from the couch.

Sonus Health turns your phone into an at-home heart check for your dog or cat. Hold your phone against their chest, and the app reads the recording and tells you what it heard, in plain English. No clippers, no clinic, no stress.

WHAT YOU GET, STRAIGHT AWAY
- Resting heart rate, in beats per minute
- Heart rate variability
- A murmur screen, which flags when a recording indicates a possible murmur
- Plain-language notes you can take to your own vet

The instant result comes from our analysis rather than from a vet, and it indicates rather than diagnoses. When you want a specialist's read, you can add a review by a board-certified veterinary cardiologist as a separate paid extra, whenever you choose. It is never required.

HOW IT WORKS
1. Record at home. The app talks you through where to hold the phone and when to keep still. It takes a couple of minutes.
2. Read the result. Heart rate, heart rate variability, and anything worth keeping an eye on.
3. Watch it over time. Every scan joins your pet's heart record, so changes show up early.

WHAT IT COSTS
Heart Journal is a subscription. It is a low price for your first month, then one price a year after that, and it covers the result of every scan you take plus your pet's heart record. Cancel anytime from your app store account. A cardiologist review is a separate one-off purchase, only when you want one.

WHO IT IS FOR
- Owners who want reassurance between vet visits
- Senior pets, and breeds prone to heart conditions
- Anyone whose vet has mentioned a murmur and wants to keep track at home

Sonus Health doesn't diagnose conditions or replace an in-person exam. It gives you and your vet a better starting point, and a record you can keep coming back to as your pet grows up and grows older.

Trusted by pet owners and vets around the world.

What’s new

Bug fixes and reliability improvements: notification taps now open the right page, and recording is more reliable when returning from the background.