Invoxia Biotrackers

06/04/2026

POV: you thought you hid the Easter eggs perfectly 🥚😎

Your dog: *challenge accepted* 👀

🐶💭 “This one… this one… and OOOH jackpot 🍫”

Yeah… not exactly.

👉 Chocolate = toxic for dogs
(definitely not the kind of Easter surprise we’re going for)

If your dog eats some, watch for:
💓 increased heart rate
🤢 vomiting
🐾 restlessness / tremors

👉 and call your vet immediately

Bottom line: hide your eggs well… and put them somewhere your dog can’t reach
(even if your dog is basically Chuck Norris)

Happy Easter 🐣 and good luck to all dog parents

05/04/2026

No panic, there’s still time to gear up 😎

Head to the link in bio now to become the most tech-savvy dog in the pack

03/04/2026

You look at this photo… and everything seems normal 👀

And yet…

A dog can be unwell without showing any obvious signs

Because they don’t verbalize.
Because they adapt.
Because they hide it.

So the first signals are often invisible:

👉 changes in breathing
👉 irregular heart rate
👉 unusual fatigue
👉 slightly different behavior

Subtle details.
Easy to miss.
But essential.

💡 Understanding these signals is often what allows you to act before things get worse.

We explain how to recognize them in our article 👇

🐶 Have you ever felt like “something was off” without being able to explain why?

Learn the key symptoms of a sick dog, from fatigue and trembling to rapid breathing, so you can act before the condition worsens.

02/04/2026

You guessed it — we took advantage of April 1st to play a little prank on you yesterday 🐠

But here’s what a REAL daily report looks like — the one you actually get every day in your app.

And this one was even read live on TV on RTBF 📺

👉 Head to the link in bio to let your dog “talk” to you every day
(this time… with zero judgment)

🇫🇷 𝘗𝘢𝘳𝘥𝘰𝘯 𝘰𝘶𝘳 𝘍𝘳𝘦𝘯𝘤𝘩, 𝘣𝘶𝘵 𝘺𝘰𝘶 𝘤𝘢𝘯 𝘴𝘸𝘪𝘱𝘦 𝘳𝘪𝘨𝘩𝘵 𝘵𝘰 𝘨𝘦𝘵 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘌𝘯𝘨𝘭𝘪𝘴𝘩 𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘴𝘪𝘰𝘯

01/04/2026

📊 Today’s report, approved by Léon.

Final verdict:
good dog ✔️
human… still a work in progress ⏳

Apparently, everything was fine until a few key metrics came in:
👉 treat levels: insufficient
👉 compliments: not frequent enough
👉 “just because” walks: seriously underdelivered

We thought we were tracking his health…
turns out we triggered a full performance review 😅

💡 Don’t worry: the real Biotracker doesn’t judge - only Dog can judge you as we say, or something like that

But it does track what actually matters:
activity, sleep, heart rate, breathing…
👉 so you can understand your dog better—without waiting for them to talk

(which is probably for the best)

💬 If your dog could rate your day… what score would you get? 👀

29/03/2026

POV: it’s the end of the week and even your dog is checking their weekly report to make sure everything’s okay — not trying to see the guy in the white coat anytime soon, so I’d rather have proof 🧑‍⚕️

28/03/2026

“In consultations, we often see signs… very subtle ones.”

👉 fatigue
👉 shortness of breath
👉 stress

Things you can feel… but can’t always measure

And yet, that’s often where it all starts

From a vet’s perspective, this kind of data helps to:
✔️ detect issues earlier
✔️ track changes over time
✔️ adjust treatments more precisely

💡 As explains, it’s a real support to better understand what dogs can’t tell us

And sometimes… just to make sure Buddy actually got his walk 😅

26/03/2026

📿 Collar, harness, or bandana… you’ve got more options than you think 👀

We sometimes get asked: “Can I use my Biotracker on something other than a collar?”

🐶 Good news: it works with (almost) everything
✔️ collar
✔️ harness
✔️ even a stylish bandana

👉 The one rule to keep in mind:
➡️ max width of 2.5 cm (≈1 inch) for a perfect fit

💡 How to position it properly?
The Biotracker slides under the collar, not on top like most trackers.

Not only does this give you ultra-accurate data,
it also lets your dog keep their style on point at all times 😎

🐾 For smaller dogs?
We also have a smaller ring, designed for collars up to 1.5 cm (≈0.6 inch)
👉 for a secure fit, even on the tiniest necks

🐕 And for bigger, stronger dogs?
If the collar is too wide:
👉 you can add a second, thinner collar just for the tracker — thanks for the tip 🫶
👉 as long as it stays comfortable and not too tight

The goal is simple:
✅ your dog forgets they’re wearing it
✅ you stay connected to what matters most

💬 Team collar, harness, or bandana… what’s your go-to for walks?

24/03/2026

🌸 Spring is finally here… and with it come longer walks, more active outings, and park hangouts with your pup’s best buddies 🐶💛

But here’s the thing 👀
It’s also one of the riskiest times of the year for dogs

👉 Ticks
👉 Processionary caterpillars
👉 Allergies
👉 Foxtails

Everything comes back… all at once

And the trickiest part?
The early signs often go unnoticed:

• slight fatigue
• slower recovery
• lower energy

Nothing alarming… until it is

💬 Have you ever had a bad surprise with your dog in spring?

Discover essential tips for keeping your pets healthy and active this spring. Stay informed with the latest news on seasonal changes and protect your furry friends.

22/03/2026

At first, it really feels like the dog is talking… 😳

And yet, everything you’re seeing here is real.

A daily report that tracks:
👉 sleep
👉 heart rate
👉 breathing
👉 activity

Real data that helps you better understand your dog, every single day.

Because the hardest part isn’t watching them…
it’s understanding what they can’t tell you.

👉 And this is exactly the kind of innovation that’s starting to change how we think about animal health.

So now the question is:

Would you want this level of insight into your dog’s health? 💬

21/03/2026

“A really great daily report” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

It’s often the small details that make the biggest difference.

Because knowing where your dog is… is great.
But understanding how they’re doing, every day? That’s something else.

👉 did they sleep well
👉 are they feeling good
👉 have they been active

Simple things — but essential ones.

Thank you Carine for your feedback 💚

And you — what would give you the most peace of mind when it comes to your dog? 🐶👇

20/03/2026

🌸 That’s it… spring is finally here 💛
and our users have already started enjoying the beautiful sunny days we’ve had lately

Longer days,
the first flowers,
sunny walks that last a little longer…

And most of all, happier dogs than ever 🐕🌿

This is *the* season for adventures,
rolling in the grass,
and those simple moments that just feel good.

But like every year, spring also comes with a few things to keep in mind 👀
💡 foxtails, parasites, toxic plants… you get the idea

👉 We’ve put together a complete guide to help you enjoy it all with peace of mind. It’s now live on our blog (link in bio 🔗)

Because spring is even better when you know what to watch out for 🌞

💬 What’s YOUR dog’s favorite spring activity?