FidoCure Helps Dogs with Cancer Live Better, Longer
Fighting cancer means making sense of complex patient data in real time.
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Fighting cancer means making sense of complex patient data in real time.
When your dog is diagnosed with cancer, the amount of information can feel overwhelming. As veterinary oncology experts, we want to help you understand the treatment options available to your dog. Cancer treatments for dogs typically include surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and targeted therapy. Your veterinarian will recommend the most appropriate course of treatment based on your dog's specific cancer type and overall health.
VMX is the world’s premier veterinary event, at this year’s gathering, two major themes stood out: AI and cancer. While diagnostics play a crucial role in cancer care, they only tell half the story. The other half is treatment, and in animal health, the cancer treatment space is still lacking. There is a significant need for targeted therapies for dogs with cancer.
We’ve always believed that dogs deserve the most advanced medical care possible. Today, we're excited to introduce Fetch™, our proprietary AI engine that is already transforming how we approach cancer treatment for dogs.
With 6 million new cases diagnosed annually in the United States alone, cancer is the leading cause of death for dogs. Cancer is a multifactorial and complex disease. For decades, the approach to treating canine cancer has been marked by limited options and a reliance on broad-spectrum treatments that often fail to account for the unique genetic profiles of individual cases. However, with our AI-driven precision medicine platform, we are positioned to shift the current canine cancer paradigm.
At FidoCure, we believe every dog deserves a chance to live their best life, even when faced with challenging diagnoses. The story of Romulus, a beloved Maremma guardian dog, is a testament to the power of personalized veterinary care.
For over nine years, Franklin has been a beloved member of the Noll-Mcclintock family—a funny, smart, and playful 8-year-old rescue dog. Two years ago, Franklin faced a challenging diagnosis: an incurable cancer originating in his spleen. Determined to give Franklin the best possible care, his mom Chelsea Noll-Mcclintock, and his veterinary oncologist, Dr. Dorothy Girimonte from Haven Animal Health, turned to FidoCure for help.
Meet Dexter, a lovable mixed-breed pup who’s been on a journey of resilience and love since his cancer diagnosis five years ago. His story, as told by his dedicated pet parent, shows how choosing the right care—and a little extra love—can make all the difference. With the support of FidoCure and his healthcare team, Dexter’s family found new ways to understand his health and keep his tail wagging. In this Q&A, you’ll hear how Dexter’s journey with cancer has brought his family closer than ever, proving that hope and connection go a long way.
In the fight against canine cancer, one of the most powerful tools at medicine’s disposal is data. Data can help describe genomes, uncover patterns in care and outcomes, and map effective drug development methodologies. But historically, collecting and making sense of all this data has been an challenge, bottlenecking advancement. At the intersection of biotechnology, AI, and veterinary medicine, FidoCure is changing this paradigm, leveraging big data and advanced analytics to improve canine cancer treatment to transform our understanding and treatment of cancer in canine companions.
The global veterinary oncology market has been experiencing remarkable growth, reaching a valuation of $259.4B in 2023. This surge reflects a significant shift in how pet parents approach cancer treatment for their beloved companions. Several factors are driving this expansion: increasing pet ownership rates (accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic), a cultural shift in viewing pets as family members, and advancements in veterinary medicine. As households increasingly view their pets as family members, they're more willing to invest in sophisticated health treatments, including cancer care. This growing market presents both challenges and opportunities for innovative approaches to pet cancer treatment.
DISCLAIMER: All patients are enrolled in FidoCure® by a veterinarian with a valid veterinarian-client-patient relationship (VCPR). We use best efforts to inform the veterinarian on available targeted therapy options for patients. FidoCure® does not prescribe therapy. The targeted therapies that veterinarians may prescribe and order from compounding pharmacies, after receiving genetic test results from FidoCure®, may constitute extra-label uses of those drugs. FidoCure® makes no claims that every patient will have genetic test results that lead to targeted therapy options. FidoCure® makes no claims or guarantees about the effectiveness of the diagnostic and targeted therapy selected by the veterinarian for an individual patient. Like most cancer care approaches, the services provided by FidoCure® are not a guarantee of a cure. FidoCure® is not a pharmacy and does not supply drugs directly. By ordering any medication via one of our pharmacy partners, you agree that the pharmacy, not FidoCure®, is solely responsible and liable for any and all issues relating to the preparation, dispensation and fulfillment of the medication. The lifetime offer is subject to the commercially reasonable availability of any medication(s) and/or active pharmaceutical ingredient(s) necessary for the selected therapy.
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