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  • Dog and Cat EKG: Recording Electrocardiograms in Humans' Favorite Companions
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    Dog and Cat EKG: Recording Electrocardiograms in Humans' Favorite Companions
    • January 15, 2022
    • by Jelena Ciric
    — Written by Tim Marzullo — All vertebrate animals have hearts (and many invertebrates too), and many have EKGs that can be non-invasively recorded as commonly done in humans. We have fairly hairless bodies, so we can easily put sticker electrodes on our wrists or chests to record our EKG.  However, many of us share our households […]

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