Your pet’s DNA.
A lifetime of better health decisions.
One comprehensive DNA test, combined with home testing and continuous monitoring throughout your pet’s life.
One clear, lifelong health record.
DNA, test results, wearable trends and your own daily notes, brought together in one app — each compared with your pet’s own baseline.
“Blacky's latest test result has changed from her usual baseline. Repeat the test and monitor whether the change persists.”
See what is changing — and what is not.
Sixteen representative markers across four health areas. Each shows its status, the change since last time and a short explanation. None is a diagnosis.
Why DNA is only the beginning.
The test is performed once. Its value grows over time.
Inherited DNA
What the animal was born with.
Current health
What home tests, veterinary results, wearables and daily observations show today.
Change over time
How the animal is developing compared with its own individual baseline.
Aevum Pet reads the whole genome — not a limited panel of selected markers like most consumer pet DNA tests. That means the same data can be re-read later as dog- and cat-specific research develops, without taking a new sample.
Five simple steps.
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Collect the DNA sample at home
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Establish the permanent DNA baseline
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Connect home tests and compatible wearables
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Monitor meaningful changes over time
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Receive updated insights and DNA reinterpretation
Four layers, clearly labelled by readiness.
Additional health records can be added over time, including laboratory results, dental assessments and veterinary reports.
DNA
A comprehensive DNA baseline created once from a home sample, then re-read as dog- and cat-specific science develops.
Methylation age
A measure of how the body is ageing, added once the assay is validated for each species.
Health tests
Repeatable tests at home, and results from your veterinarian, added to the record to show meaningful change over time.
Wearable monitoring
Continuous trends from a compatible collar device, compared with each pet's own baseline.
Evidence first. Explanation second.
The report is designed to show what was measured, how confident the interpretation is, what it may mean and where a veterinarian should take over.
A medication-sensitivity variant may be present
This profile shows a variant in a gene associated with altered handling of several veterinary medicines in certain dogs.
The result may be relevant before particular medicines are prescribed and is suitable for veterinary review.
It is not a diagnosis, does not mean every listed medicine is unsafe, and cannot determine a dose on its own.
Breed and medication history provide context, but do not replace confirmation or veterinary judgement.
Share the laboratory-confirmed result with the treating veterinarian before relevant medication decisions.
Help shape the first Aevum Pet reports
We are speaking with dog and cat owners and veterinary professionals while laboratory partners, assays and regional workflows are evaluated.
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