Tell us what changed.
If dinner goes unfinished or walks feel different, make a note while it’s fresh.

Understand their results. Make a plan with their vet. Let Wellhound help with the rest.
Blood testing is part of your membership. A licensed veterinary technician comes to your home, so your dog can stay where they feel comfortable. We choose Core or Senior tests for their age.
Their vet looks at what's changed since their last test and the things you've noticed at home. Ask Wellhound's AI what a result means, how their history fits in, or what to ask their vet.

Their vet can recommend medicines, food, supplements, or a new walking routine after bloodwork or a chat. Wellhound helps order what they need, book follow-ups, and keep in touch. You approve each step.
Eating less? Drinking more? Not as keen on their walks? Keep those little changes beside their bloodwork. Together, they can help you and their vet notice a change sooner and decide what to do next.
Ollie's kidney marker is higher than last year. His vet looks at the change alongside his other kidney tests and how he's feeling.
Fictional example. Lab ranges can differ.If dinner goes unfinished or walks feel different, make a note while it’s fresh.
We can help turn what you’ve noticed into a message for their vet. You check it before it goes.
Keep track of medicines, walks, and how they’re feeling, without trying to remember it all.
At-home testing for the dog you love. Help shape what comes next.
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Wellhound helps you keep up with your dog's health, starting with bloodwork at home. Their vet explains the results and makes a plan. Ask questions, keep their history together, and get help ordering what they need, messaging their vet, or booking follow-ups.
Core is for dogs under 7. Senior is for dogs 7 and older, or giant breeds 5 and older. We'll talk it through with you before booking. Their vet may suggest a different testing plan based on what your dog needs.
Your regular vet stays part of their care. You can share your dog's results, history, and plan with them. Your vet still diagnoses and treats. If your dog seems unwell or needs urgent help, contact their vet directly.
A normal result is useful, but it can't rule out every illness. Their vet also looks at what's changed since their last test and how your dog is doing at home. Tell them about anything you've noticed, even if the results look normal.
Tell us a little about you and your dog. We'll call within a week to talk through the tests and a home visit. First visits start in November 2026. Wellhound covers half the cost of lab testing for beta members.
Results are expected in two days. Their vet looks at what's changed for your dog and shares a plan. Wellhound helps you understand it and get things done, from ordering recommended food to arranging their next visit. You approve each step.
A quiet spot where your dog feels comfortable and a favorite treat for afterward. We'll send the rest of the instructions before we come, including whether they need to skip breakfast.
It depends on your dog's age, health, and medicines. Your membership includes an annual home blood draw. Their vet may recommend checking more often, especially as they get older or start a medicine.
It gives their vet a closer look at their blood cells, kidneys, liver, blood sugar, and thyroid. Wellhound also checks for heartworm and certain tick-borne infections. See what each test can tell us on What we test.
Your membership includes an annual home blood draw, Core or Senior tests for their age, and a vet's review. Their record stays with you between visits, ready for questions or the next conversation with their vet.
Yes. A conversation with your regular vet or a televet can lead to a plan, too. They might suggest a medicine, a different food, or a change to your dog's walks. Wellhound helps you put it into practice, with your approval.
Tell us how your dog is doing and what helps them feel comfortable. A licensed veterinary technician performs the draw. We'll discuss their needs before deciding whether a home visit is right for them. Ask their vet if you have concerns.
We'll let you know before the visit. Follow the instructions confirmed for your dog.