Vet conversations · 2 min read
Preparing Breathing Records for a Veterinary Visit
Keep the measurement time, estimated breathing rate, and recording context together. Add your observations in your own words.
Updated 2026-09-24
Bring dates and context
Keep the measurement time, estimated breathing rate, and recording context together. Add your observations in your own words.
What the report contains
AuraDog exports saved breathing measurements, check-ins, and veterinary visit records. It does not calculate a health score, classify medical risk, or recommend treatment.
Who interprets the records
Your veterinarian can review the records alongside their own assessment. The app does not determine whether your pet needs care. Contact a veterinarian if you have concerns.
Keep a record you can use
Start with the free one-page journal: space for seven days of food, water, energy, observations and questions for your veterinarian. No signup or email needed.
Get the free printable dog care journal