Detect Cancer Earlier,
Save Lives

We want fewer dogs to die from cancer.

testblu diagnostics is working with veterinarians, scientists, and engineers to make that possible, through a blood test that can spot cancer early, often before any symptoms show.

Our CaniSense platform uses liquid biopsy, next-generation sequencing and machine learning to detect cancer-associated patterns from a simple blood sample.

With a cancer diagnosis, vets need to know not just what the AI predicts, but why. That's why trustworthy AI is core to our product. We use explainable AI (XAI) to show which biological signals drive each prediction, catch technical artifacts early, and give vets results they can act on.

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Cancer is the leading cause of death in adult dogs

  • Cancer is often only detected after clinical symptoms appear, when your dog’s health may already be seriously compromised.

  • testblu supports you even before a diagnosis.

    1. Sampling: Your veterinarian collects a small blood sample.

    2. Analyse: Our advanced laboratory analyses the sample for signs of cancer.

    3. Results and Planning: Within 1–2 weeks, we share the results with you and your veterinarian and support you both in planning the next steps for your dog.

    1. Early Intervention: Early cancer detection means taking action sooner.

    2. Certainty: Regular monitoring provides peace of mind and reassurance that you are doing everything you can to support your dog’s health.

    3. Advanced Technology: AI-powered analysis helps detect potential signs of cancer earlier, supporting more informed veterinary decisions.

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Cancer detection powered by cutting-edge science

testblu diagnostics uses a method called liquid biopsy to assess your dog’s health.

We analyse cell-free DNA (cfDNA) in your dog’s blood. cfDNA consists of tiny DNA fragments released into the bloodstream by cells, including tumour cells.

By analysing a blood sample, these fragments can be identified and early indications of a potential tumour can be detected — without invasive or stressful procedures for your dog.