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Heartbeats and Hiccups: What Your Dog’s Cardio Clues Reveal About Their Hidden Health

Heartbeats and Hiccups: What Your Dog’s Cardio Clues Reveal About Their Hidden Health

Heartbeats and Hiccups: What Your Dog’s Cardio Clues Reveal About Their Hidden Health

Heartbeats and Hiccups: What Your Dog’s Cardio Clues Reveal About Their Hidden Health

Ever noticed your dog’s heart race after a playful game of fetch or a sudden bout of hiccups after dinner? These cardio clues may seem minor, but they can offer valuable insights into your pup's internal well-being. Understanding your dog’s heart rhythms and related behaviors is key to identifying underlying health issues early.

Understanding Your Dog’s Heartbeat

Understanding Your Dog’s Heartbeat

Your dog's heart is more than a symbol of their unconditional love—it's a health indicator. A normal resting heart rate for dogs ranges between 60-140 beats per minute depending on their size and breed.

  • Large breeds: typically have slower heart rates.
  • Small breeds and puppies: tend to have faster heartbeats.

Monitoring these can help you detect irregularities such as arrhythmias, murmurs, or stress responses. Rapid heartbeat at rest or after little activity could be a red flag worth discussing with a vet.

Why Do Dogs Get Hiccups?

Why Do Dogs Get Hiccups?

Hiccups are common, especially in puppies. They're typically caused by:

  • Eating too quickly
  • Excitement or stress
  • Rapid breathing after exercise

Occasional hiccups are harmless, but persistent or associated symptoms like coughing or vomiting could signal respiratory or digestive issues.

When Should You Worry?

When Should You Worry?

While sporadic heartbeat changes and hiccups are often normal, look for these warning signs:

  • Fatigue or reluctance to exercise
  • Persistent coughing or wheezing
  • Discoloration of gums or tongue (blue or pale)
  • Abnormal breathing pace when resting

If any of these are present, consult your veterinarian for a cardiac assessment or health screening.

How Physical Activity Impacts Heart Health

How Physical Activity Impacts Heart Health

Consistent exercise plays a huge role in keeping your dog’s heart strong. It improves circulation, regulates heartbeat, and supports weight management—all of which contribute to overall wellness.

  • Engage in regular walks or jogs
  • Introduce fetch or chase games
  • Rotate toys to keep physical play exciting

At Queva Pets, we make it easy to track your dog’s activity and health with our smart tracking device. This simple-to-use gadget offers:

  • Activity tracking: Monitors levels from light to intense (walks, runs, and rest)
  • GPS tracking: Ensures you know your dog’s location at all times
  • Health score insights: Gives detailed data on your pet’s fitness trends

Support your dog’s heart and full-body wellness effortlessly. Explore the Queva™ Smart Tracker here and take the first step toward smarter pet care.

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