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Biotrack: follow your patients between appointments

The Biotracker measures the resting heart rate, breathing and sleep of the dogs that wear it; Biotrack flags the ones that drift from their normal. Discover the platform, then how to bring it into your clinic.

  • Monitor at-risk patients continuously, with alerts that matter
  • Prioritize with the dashboard
  • Adjust treatments to the dog's physiological response
Biotrack dashboard on a computer and a tablet: patient list and alerts

Where to start

The Biotrack platform

AI-sorted alerts, trends, reports: the dashboard and its demo videos.

Offers for your clinic

Leasing, resale or affiliation, the billed monitoring cycle and the 4-month money-back offer.

Jasmine's clinical case

A year of home monitoring, two alerts before heart failure.

Set your monitoring fee

What leasing earns, simulated with your own numbers.

Running a study?

For laboratories and research centers: resting vital signs measured at home every day, and a rate dedicated to research.

A technology validated by clinical studies

The Biotracker is evaluated and used by veterinarians and researchers, in published or open-access work.

First page of the AI-COLLAR study, Frontiers in Veterinary Science

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AI-COLLAR: the study redefining cardiac norms

Frontiers in Veterinary Science, 2025

Led by Prof. Valérie Chetboul (Alfort National Veterinary School) with Invoxia's teams between 2022 and 2025, on the resting cardiac values of 703 dogs in 29 countries.

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bioRxiv, 2023, preprint

Measurement accuracy, compared with the electrocardiogram

On 40 dogs: 99.6% accuracy for heart rate, 98.6% for breathing.

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Veterinary thesis, 2025 · Vet IN Tech NUManima 2026 award

Recovery in elite working dogs

Two years of monitoring Malinois from an elite unit, by Alice Ruellan under the supervision of Prof. Valérie Chetboul. A pilot study.

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Scientific board

  • Professor Valérie Chetboul

    Professor Valérie Chetboul

    Head of the Cardiology Department at the Alfort Veterinary School (France)

  • Dr. Daniel Promislow, PhD

    Dr. Daniel Promislow, PhD

    Canine longevity researcher at the University of Washington (USA)

  • Sydney Moïse, PhD

    Sydney Moïse, PhD

    Professor of veterinary cardiology at Cornell University (USA)

What specialists say

For me this collar is going to revolutionize what we do in clinical practice.

A dog with a heart murmur can be monitored continuously, so we see the decline coming before the respiratory crisis.

Dr Rachel JamesVeterinary cardiologist, RCVS Specialist · James Specialist Veterinary Cardiology

Try Biotrack on real clinical cases

Create your demo account in under a minute: a pre-filled dashboard, no commitment, no credit card.