Compact. Acurate. Affordable.
The Mouse Physiological Monitor is a compact, cost-effective solution for real-time physiological monitoring during preclinical mouse research. Designed for simplicity and reliability, it continuously measures ECG and core body temperature to help researchers maintain stable physiological conditions throughout imaging, surgical, and laboratory procedures.
Integrated paw electrodes provide clean, stable ECG signals without complex setup, while a precision rectal temperature probe delivers accurate, continuous core temperature monitoring. Its compact footprint and intuitive design make it easy to deploy as a standalone monitor or integrate into existing preclinical research workflows.
ECG Monitoring
Respiration Monitoring
Core Temperature
Magnetic Rectal Probe
Heating Feature
Real-time heart activity monitoring
Tracks Breathing Rate
Keep core temperature stable
Safe and Acurate core body temperature
Surface or Animal temperature driven heating feedback
Built to provide dependable performance at an accessible price, the Mouse Physiological Monitor offers an affordable alternative to larger, more complex monitoring systems. It enables researchers to collect reliable physiological data, improve experimental consistency, and enhance the reproducibility of preclinical studies without the cost or complexity of high-end platforms.
Rotary and touch controls
Why physiological monitoring matters
Maintaining stable physiological conditions is essential for reliable preclinical research. Continuous monitoring of parameters such as heart rate, respiration, and body temperature helps improve animal welfare, reduce experimental variability, and enhance data reproducibility. The Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals, published by the National Research Council and available through the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI), provides widely recognized guidance on monitoring and care practices in laboratory animal studies.
