Know what we’re checking.
We’ll explain the tests and what your dog’s visit involves before you book.

Scout started whining, eating grass, and biting his paws. We thought he was just getting older.
After we put him down, our vet mentioned those can be signs of a stomach issue. Scout was never diagnosed.
Nobody was tracking the changes. I'm building Wellhound so your dog's changes get a second look.
McCoy FergusonFounder
You notice the small things. The pace of a walk. An unfinished dinner. The way they lean into you at the end of the day.
You know them better than anyone. But some changes are hard to see. Wellhound brings blood testing home, so their vet can look at what’s happening inside alongside what you notice every day.
Past tests. A new medicine. The week they stopped finishing dinner. Those details belong together, ready when you or their vet need them.
We want you to have fewer unanswered questions about your dog. Bloodwork can help start the conversation. Their vet makes a plan, and Wellhound helps you carry it out.
What if the changes you notice between vet visits were easier to understand?
Start with bloodwork at home. Keep their results, your questions, and their vet’s advice together.
We’re starting in Charlottesville, Richmond, and Northern Virginia, with priority for older dogs and dogs on daily medicine.
We’ll explain the tests and what your dog’s visit involves before you book.
Past tests and the things you notice stay together, ready for their next visit.
Their vet explains what a change means and decides what care they need. You can share their whole record.
At-home testing for the dog you love. Help shape what comes next.
50%of lab testing
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