For Veterinarians

Give your patients the advantage
of early detection

SINO integrates seamlessly into your practice - no new equipment, no disruption to your workflow. Just better diagnostic data, and better outcomes for your patients.

The diagnostic gap closes here
Standard panels check a handful of markers.
SINO checks hundreds.

Why SINO?

See what standard panels can't

Standard blood panels assess a limited set of markers. SINO analyses hundreds - metabolites and lipids - using the same metabolomics methodology that's transforming human diagnostics at University of Oxford.

The result: disease patterns - including early-stage cancer, cardiovascular disease, atopic dermatitis, metabolic disorders, and many other conditions currently in development - detected before your patient shows clinical signs, giving you the opportunity to intervene at the point where outcomes are most positive.

  • Detects disease earlier than standard diagnostics
  • No new equipment or lab setup required
  • Oxford-validated, clinically tested with practising vets
  • Clear, actionable report - not raw data
Vet with dog

How it works in practice

From blood draw to report - no complexity

Ordering SINO is as simple as any standard laboratory test. Here's the workflow:

1

Collect a standard blood sample

1ml whole blood during your patient's regular appointment. No fasting or special prep required.

2

Send to our certified lab

Use our pre-labelled collection kit and prepaid postage. Samples are tracked from collection to analysis.

3

We run metabolomics analysis

Our laboratory processes the sample using advanced analytical techniques. Hundreds of biomarkers are quantified simultaneously.

4

Receive the SINO report

You receive a detailed, clearly structured report via your practice portal or email.

5

Discuss results with your client

The report is designed to support your consultation - clear risk categories, panel-by-panel breakdown, and recommended next steps.

Sample SINO output - Bella, Labrador, 6yrs
Overall disease riskLow ✓
Cancer markersClear
Metabolomic healthModerate - monitor
Cardiovascular markersNormal
Atopic dermatitis markersNormal
Vet recommendation: No immediate action. Continue annual SINO screening. Monitor metabolites - consider dietary review at next visit.
Vet examining pets

The science behind SINO

Developed by Oxford scientists. Validated in the clinic.

SINO's methodology is grounded in peer-reviewed research from the University of Oxford's metabolomics programmes, adapted and clinically tested specifically for veterinary application.

Metabolomics integration

SINO integrates metabolomics and lipidomics data, combined with our proprietary omics datasets, to build a system-level view of health that no single panel can provide.

AI-powered disease pattern recognition

Our proprietary AI models - trained on thousands of clinically validated samples from dogs and cats - identify complex biomarker constellations associated with specific disease states, surfacing signals that no human reviewer or standard panel could detect alone.

Veterinary co-development

SINO was developed and validated in active collaboration with practising board certified veterinarians - ensuring clinical relevance, practical usability, and interpretable results.

Become a SINO partner

Join the network of
early adopter practices

We're currently working with an initial cohort of forward-thinking veterinary practices across the UK and EU. Partner practices receive priority access, dedicated clinical support, and input into SINO's ongoing development.

Register your interest →

Getting started takes four simple steps:

1
Submit your practice details via our contact form
2
A member of our team will be in touch within 48 hours
3
Receive detailed onboarding instructions and guidance for further collaboration
4
Once aligned on protocol and scope, start offering SINO screening to your patients - commencing as mutually agreed with our team

Ready to bring SINO
to your patients?

Get in touch today and we'll have you set up quickly.

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