Canos

FOR VETERINARY TEAMS

Liquid biopsy.
For canine cancer care.

Canos liquid biopsy tests analyse cancer signals in blood, helping vets assess disease and follow changes through treatment and follow-up.

VETERINARY GUIDANCE & EVIDENCE

Liquid biopsy in veterinary care.

Professional guidance and canine studies cover cancer detection, test interpretation and monitoring through care.

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HUMAN CLINICAL PROGRESS

Already guiding cancer care.

Liquid biopsy already helps guide treatment decisions in human cancers.

FROM YOUR CLINIC TO OUR LAB

Three simple steps.
We handle the rest.

  1. Receive your kit

    Collection tubes and clear instructions, supplied by Canos.

  2. Take the blood sample

    A routine draw. No on-site processing.

  3. Ship to our lab

    Pack the sample and follow the kit’s shipping instructions.

We process the sample and prepare the report. Follow the supplied protocol for collection, handling and shipping. Download blood collection protocol (PDF)

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CANOS × NY VET SHOW

Veterinary survey.

Complete our short survey and collect your Canos towel.

7 questions · Your perspective on cancer care

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Question 1Which cancer blood tests have you used in the past 12 months?

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Question 2What holds you back most from using cancer blood tests?

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THE CANOS TESTS

Different questions.
A molecular perspective.

CANCER DETECTION + HEALTH BASELINE

Origin

Detect cancer-associated signals in blood and record genetics, epigenetics and cfDNA as a comprehensive genomic health baseline for future reference.

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CANCER SCREENING

Guardian

The cancer screening part of Origin as a focused test: cell-free DNA analysis, multi-cancer screening and a cancer screening report.

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MRD MONITORING

OncoTrack

Minimal residual disease (MRD) monitoring: follow cancer-associated signals through treatment and follow-up.

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IN PRACTICE

How Canos supports clinical decision-making.


01

Detect cancer signals. Establish a baseline.

Origin combines cancer signal detection with genetics, epigenetics and cfDNA analysis to establish a comprehensive molecular health baseline.


02

Monitor therapeutic response

Track molecular changes between imaging visits to evaluate treatment response as therapy progresses.


03

Monitor residual disease and recurrence

Track cancer-associated signals after treatment and follow molecular changes through remission.


04

Screen for cancer

Guardian brings the search for signals from multiple cancer types into one blood-based test.

CANINE CLINICAL STUDIES

Detection. Treatment. Follow-up.

CANDiD · PLOS ONE · 2022

Cancer detection across 30 cancer types

Clinical validation in 1,100 dogs detected cancer signals across 30 cancer types.

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JAVMA · 2023

Experience from 1,500 clinical cases

Veterinary practices used blood-based testing for cancer screening and to aid diagnosis. The study reports clinical performance and diagnostic follow-up in routine care.

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AMERICAN JOURNAL OF VETERINARY RESEARCH · 2024

Residual disease and recurrence

Post-surgical cancer signals were associated with recurrence. Serial blood tests detected molecular recurrence before clinical recurrence in six dogs.

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COMMUNICATIONS MEDICINE · 2026

Molecular changes through treatment

Liquid biopsy measures tracked disease status during treatment. Increases in molecular measures were observed before clinical relapse in dogs with lymphoma and osteosarcoma.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

For clinics and mobile vets.

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Smarter data for every stage of your care plan.

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