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Health tracking, built for dogs

Is there a Fitbit or Oura Ring for dogs?

Not literally, a Fitbit clips to a wrist and an Oura Ring slides onto a finger, neither is built for a dog. The direct answer: there is an equivalent, and it's called Maven Pet. Same logic, for different beings. A personal baseline, continuous vitals, a quick check in an app, just built around what actually matters for a dog instead of steps and workouts. Keep reading to see exactly how it maps, feature for feature, plus the real research behind it.

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Maven Pet app showing a dog's daily health report and vitals trends
The equivalent, mapped feature by feature

Looking for an Apple Watch for dogs? Here's how it compares.

Whether it's a Fitbit, an Oura Ring, or an Apple Watch, you already know what a good wearable feels like: it learns your normal, watches your vitals, and quietly flags when something's different. Here's what that same idea looks like when it's built for a dog instead of a person.

A dog wearing the Maven Pet health sensor on its collar
Feature
Fitbit / OuraBuilt for you
Maven PetBuilt for them
Tracks
Steps, workouts, heart rate & sleep
Heart rate, breathing rate, sleep, drinking & head-shaking
Personal baseline
Readiness Score
Learns in 7 days, refines every week
Heart rate
While worn
24/7
Breathing rate
During sleep
At rest
Sleep tracking
Sleep stages
Night Sleep Score, 0–100
Calorie guidance
Calories burned, for you
Personalized feeding needs, for your dog
Alerts when something's off
Yes
Yes
How it connects
Bluetooth to your phone
Wi-Fi, syncs on its own
Shareable with your doctor / vet
Export
Vet-ready monthly report
Where it goes
Finger or wrist
Clips to the collar

Fitbit and Oura Ring feature and pricing details reflect publicly available specs as of August 2026 (Fitbit Charge 6, Fitbit Air, and Oura Ring 4). Maven figures reflect Maven Pet's own sensor and platform specifications.

See what your dog's own baseline actually looks like.
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From people who already own the human version

"Imagine if an Oura Ring existed for pets"

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"I love using this Maven Pet tracker. I have 3 dogs and I love that I can see what is going on with their health all the time, especially when I'm away from them. It feels just like an Apple Watch for dogs."

★★★★★

"Smart watch for dog basically, but better, couldn't recommend it enough. Got it for my friend's dog too, who's old and it could possibly aid vets. All in all 10 out of 10."

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Built for dogs, not steps

The same vitals you already track. Now for your dog.

A Fitbit or Oura Ring already keeps an eye on your heart rate, sleep, and daily patterns. Maven applies that same idea to your dog, just tuned to the vitals and behaviors that matter most for their health.

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Resting Respiratory Rate

Often the earliest sign of heart or lung trouble, tracked automatically while your dog rests or sleeps. No stopwatch, no stress.

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Heart Rate

Continuous resting heart rate, the same kind of vital sign a cardiologist would want trended over weeks, not just once at the clinic.

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Activity & Rest

A personal baseline for how much your dog moves and rests, built in the first 7 days, so a real change stands out from a normal day.

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Head-Shaking Behavior

Flags increased head-shaking, often an early sign of ear infections, allergies, or irritation before you'd notice it yourself.

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Water Intake

Flags a rise or drop in drinking, which can be an early signal of kidney disease, diabetes, or Cushing's disease.

The Maven Study, 2026

A personal baseline isn't just a wellness buzzword. It's real data.

The same idea behind a Readiness Score, comparing you to your own normal instead of an average, works even better for dogs, since there's no such thing as an "average" dog. Here's what that looks like across thousands of real dogs.

A dog parent checking the Maven Pet app on the couch
Every Dog Has a Baseline
3×
gap in daily active time between small and large breeds.
Bichon Frises average 57 minutes of daily active time. Great Danes average just 19. A generic "good" number would be meaningless for either dog, which is exactly why Maven builds a baseline for yours specifically, not a population average.
Maven Pet internal breed comparison, 2026
The Warning Sign You'd Miss
7×
higher odds of both heart rate and breathing rate running elevated at once in dogs with a heart or respiratory condition.
Only 2% of healthy dogs run both vitals elevated at the same time, compared to 14% of dogs with a diagnosed heart or respiratory condition, a combination that's nearly invisible without continuous tracking.
n=1,832 healthy / 518 with a condition · Maven Pet study, 2026
The Red Flag Most People Miss
13×
more likely to sustain a resting breathing rate above 30 bpm if your dog has a heart condition.
Just 1 in 200 healthy dogs cross that threshold regularly. For dogs with a heart condition, it's 1 in 15, and it often shows up in the data before any visible symptom.
n=2,533 dogs · Maven Pet cardiac signal study, 2026
Your dog's normal isn't the same as any other dog's. Maven learns it anyway.
Just like a Fitbit or Oura learns your personal baseline, Maven builds your dog's in the first 7 days, then tracks the vitals that matter most for them.
See Your Dog's Numbers →
About the data. The breed-comparison figure is drawn from Maven Pet's internal activity study across tracked dogs. The heart-and-breathing-rate quadrant figures come from Maven Pet's June 2026 vitals population study (n=1,832 healthy dogs, n=518 with a diagnosed heart or respiratory condition). The resting respiratory rate threshold figures are from Maven Pet's cardiac signal study (n=2,533 dogs). "Healthy" means no chronic condition declared at onboarding.
Peer-reviewed, not just self-reported

This wearable passed a vet's exam.

The Research
Can a wearable actually match a vet's manual breath count?
The Maven Pet health sensor

Maven's resting respiratory rate signal has been validated against manual, in-person counts, the same method a vet would use in an exam room.

The comparison between Maven's sensor data and manual, video-verified counts showed a bias of less than 1 breath per minute relative to the true values, close enough to use with clinical confidence.

Read the study → AJVR (AVMA Journal) · 2025
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Breath per minute of bias vs. manual, video-verified vet counts
AJVR
Published in the American Journal of Veterinary Research
24/7
Continuous tracking vs. a single in-clinic snapshot
This finding is drawn from Maven Pet's resting respiratory rate validation study, published in the American Journal of Veterinary Research (AJVR), comparing Maven's continuous sensor readings against manual, video-verified breath counts.
How it works

Set it up in minutes. Your dog's baseline is ready in 7 days.

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Clip the sensor to your dog's collar

Attaches to whatever collar your dog already wears. Small, light, and most dogs stop noticing it within an hour.

2
Maven learns your dog's personal baseline in 7 days

The same idea as a Fitbit or Oura learning your normal, except it's learning your dog's.

3
Get a heads-up if something shifts

If activity, rest, heart rate, or breathing drifts from your dog's own normal, you get a notification, not a raw number to interpret yourself.

4
Bring real data to your vet

Download a monthly health report PDF, or share trend charts on the spot. Actual data instead of a guess.

The Maven Pet box with the sensor inside
Common questions

Fitbit, Oura, Apple Watch, Whoop, and Maven

Not literally, human wearables aren't designed for a dog's collar, sensors, or vitals. But Maven gives you the same kind of experience: a personal baseline built in the first week, continuous vitals, and daily insights in an app, built specifically for a dog's health signals instead of steps and workouts.
Most trackers focus on steps and general activity. Maven is built as a wearable health monitor for dogs, focused on health signals and early detection, with trends you can actually use in real vet conversations.
No literal version exists, but the closest equivalent is Maven. Like Oura's Readiness Score, Maven builds a personal baseline for your dog in about 7 days, then tracks vitals continuously, but it adds dog-specific signals like resting respiratory rate and head-shaking behavior that a ring was never designed to read.
Not as a literal product, Whoop is designed for a human wrist and human recovery metrics. Maven applies the same continuous-monitoring idea to a dog's actual health signals instead.
Not literally, an Apple Watch is built for a human wrist and human workouts. Maven applies that same continuous health-tracking idea to a dog, with vitals and daily insights built around their biology instead of steps and rings closed.
The sensors are calibrated for human skin and human heart rates, and the metrics, steps, human sleep stages, don't map to a dog's biology or the health issues that actually matter for pets, like respiratory rate changes or head-shaking behavior.
It's simpler: Maven is one flat membership starting at $13.99/month that includes the sensor and every tracked signal, rather than a separate hardware purchase plus an extra membership fee for the features that matter most.
Yes. Maven generates a monthly health report PDF built for vet visits, plus shareable trend charts, so your vet gets organized context instead of raw exported numbers.
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24/7 heart rate and respiratory rate tracking
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Alerts when readings go above your dog's normal range
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Plans cover 1 pet. 2 and 3 pet options available at checkout. The sensor fits most standard collars and works for both dogs and cats.

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