For Pet Parents
More time with the animals
you love
Why early detection matters
By the time symptoms appear,
time is already lost
Dogs and cats are hardwired to hide signs of illness, a survival instinct that works against them when it comes to healthcare. By the time your pet looks or acts unwell, many diseases have already progressed significantly.
SINO analyses your pet's blood at the cellular level, detecting the earliest biochemical changes associated with disease, often months or years before any visible symptoms appear. That window is when treatment is simplest, least invasive, and most effective.
- Detects cancer and other diseases before symptoms appear
- Just one routine blood test, no extra appointments needed
- Recommended annually alongside regular vet care
- Results interpreted and explained by your own vet
The SINO advantage
Acting early changes everything
The earlier a disease is detected, the wider the range of treatment options available and the better the likely outcome. SINO exists to give you that early warning.
Think of it as an annual health deep-dive for your pet, a thorough check at the cellular level that your vet simply couldn't do before SINO existed.
Ask your vet about SINODisease detection timeline
SINO detects early biomarker changes
Subtle cellular changes begin, invisible to standard panels and physical examination. SINO identifies them now.
Disease progresses silently
Without SINO screening, the disease continues to develop. Your pet still appears completely healthy.
Standard blood tests may flag something
Abnormalities become detectable on conventional panels. Treatment options are already more limited.
Symptoms appear
By the time your pet shows signs of illness, disease may be at an advanced stage, when outcomes are hardest.
Understanding your results
What your SINO result means
SINO results are always communicated to you by your veterinarian. Here's what each outcome means in plain terms.
Low risk
No significant abnormalities detected across any of SINO's biomarker panels. Your pet's cellular health looks good. Continue annual SINO screening as part of routine care.
Moderate risk
Some alterations in chemical indicators detected. This doesn't mean your pet is seriously ill, but closer monitoring is warranted. Your vet will advise on next steps.
High risk
Significant biomarker abnormalities present. This is not a diagnosis. It is a signal for prompt further investigation. Detection at this stage still provides a meaningful opportunity to act.
Available for
Cats & dogs, available now
For dog owners
Dogs are stoic by nature. They rarely complain until illness is severe. SINO gives you a window into their health that their behaviour never can. Recommended from age 1 as part of annual routine care.
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For cat owners
Cats are famously good at masking illness. Many cat owners have no idea their pet is unwell until disease is advanced. SINO is particularly powerful for cats, where early detection can be the difference between manageable and serious.
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What pet parents ask us most
How do I get SINO for my pet?
Ask your veterinarian about SINO at your next appointment. If your vet isn't currently offering SINO, contact us and we'll help connect you with a SINO-enabled practice in your area.
How often should my pet be screened?
We recommend annual SINO screening as part of your pet's routine wellness care. For older pets or those with known health predispositions, your vet may recommend every 6 months.
Will my pet find the test stressful?
SINO requires only a standard blood draw, the same as any routine blood test your vet already performs. No sedation, no fasting, no specialist procedure.
What if my pet gets a high risk result?
A high risk SINO result is not a diagnosis. It is a signal for further investigation. Your vet will guide you through the next steps. The important thing is that you now know to act while options are open.
Give your pet
the best possible chance
Talk to your vet about SINO today or get in touch and we'll help you find a SINO-enabled practice near you.