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Hemopet Blood Bank
Hemopet's licensed full-service blood bank provides state-of-the-art blood components and supplies for transfusions to veterinary clinics nationwide. We strive to make transfusion medicine practical, safe and affordable.
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Hemolife Diagnostics
Hemolife Diagnostics is dedicated to offering the highest quality, full-service veterinary laboratory diagnostic program. Hemolife specializes in thyroid testing.
LearnNutriScan
Discover how NutriScan Food Sensitivity Test eliminated the guesswork to improve the health and well-being of companion dogs and cats for less than $300.00.
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Insurance
Many pet insurance companies cover not only routine checkups, but also emergency care, prescriptions, treatment and diagnostic testing such as NutriScan and Hemopet's Thyroid Profile 5. Please check with your insurance provider to find out if your policy covers diagnostics.
Diagnosis and Management of Adverse Food Reactions
Diagnosis of Canine Food Sensitivity and Intolerance Using Saliva: Report of Outcomes
NUTRISCAN: Salivary Diagnostic Test for Food Itolerance
Welcome to Hemopet
Hemopet is a full-service facility consisting of an animal blood bank, greyhound rescue and adoption, and specialty veterinary diagnostic laboratory.
Hemopet's non-profit animal blood bank and greyhound rescue/adoption program was established in 1986. First, Hemopet rescues retired racing greyhounds from several states who then donate lifesaving blood periodically. The blood components and supplies are provided to veterinary clinics for transfusions. After 12-18 months, Hemopet’s Pet Life-Line Division places the dogs up for adoption or into foster care for adoption.
Completing the Hemopet Cycle of Life, we started Hemolife Diagnostics in 2001. Hemolife is dedicated to offering the highest quality full-service laboratory diagnostic program with expert interpretation of data. In 2011, Hemolife added NutriScan, a patented canine and feline food sensitivity and intolerance testing system. This assay system uses saliva, rather than serum, and offers a clinically important new approach in nutrition. Salivary diagnostics can more reliably identify the foods to be avoided rather than focus on those that are less likely to be reactive. This revolutionary concept is the first food intolerance and sensitivity testing program to match pets with their individual nutritional needs and genetic makeup, i.e. functional nutrition or nutrigenomics.
W. Jean Dodds, DVM
Garden Grove | Hemopet | (714) 891-2022