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Breed-aware health guidance for dog parents

When your dog seems off, know what to do next.

HeartHound helps dog parents make calmer health decisions with breed-aware symptom guidance, emergency red flags, organized vet records, vaccine tracking, and shareable health documents, all in one place.

Not a diagnosis. Not a replacement for your vet. Just clearer next steps when you're unsure.

Max, a calm German Shepherd in warm light
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Max
German Shepherd · 6 yrs
Active
Symptom Check
Red, goopy eye

German Shepherds can be prone to eye and allergy issues. Watch for swelling, squinting, or discharge color.

Next step: Call your vet in the morning unless red-flag symptoms appear.
Red Flags
  • • Trouble breathing
  • • Severe swelling
  • • Collapse / lethargy
  • • Repeated vomiting
Health Passport
  • ✓ Rabies cert
  • ✓ Last bloodwork
  • ✓ Vaccines current

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Emergency
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97%
Consider pets family
$35B+
Vet care/year
180+
Breeds supported
01 · What's Inside

Everything your vet wishes you tracked

02 · Why HeartHound

Built breed-first. Backed by your vet.

Generic pet apps treat a Chihuahua and a Mastiff the same. We don't. HeartHound's triage and timelines are tuned to 180+ U.S. breeds' actual risks, hip dysplasia, bloat, brachycephalic syndrome, so the alerts you see matter.

How we earn
Free forever for the basics. Pro at $9.99/mo unlocks AI triage, telehealth credits and the shareable health passport.
03 · Trusted Sources

The web's best dog health, in one place.

Merck Vet Manual, AVMA, AAHA, Cornell, ASPCA Poison Control. Curated, not crawled.

Important Medical Disclaimer

HeartHound is not a substitute for veterinary advice.

The information, triage suggestions, breed insights, and AI responses provided by HeartHound are for informational and educational purposes only and do not constitute professional veterinary diagnosis, treatment, or care. Always consult a licensed veterinarian for any medical concerns about your pet.

In an emergency, contact your nearest 24/7 veterinary hospital or the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center immediately. Do not delay care while consulting this app.

ASPCA Poison Control · (888) 426-4435
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