Accessible fecal transplant
Together with veterinarians, we make fecal transplantation accessible
to counteract dysbiosis in chronic enteropathies and atopic dermatitis
to make everyone happier: cats and dogs, and their owners.
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Are you a veterinarian?
Fecal transplant
Freeze-dried capsules are a simple, effective, and safe way to do FMT in enteropathic dogs and cats.
Microbiome test
Microbiome analysis specific for enteropathic dogs and cats, to characterize the type of dysbiosis.
FMT training
Ebooks and videos to learn more about fecal microbiome transplantation (FMT).
Events
Live webinars and trainings on the microbiome and fecal microbiome transplantation (FMT).
Are you a dog or cat owner?
Does your pet
have gastrointestinal sings?
Bruno and Frimousse are only 2 of the more than 200 animals with chronic enteropathy that have been transplanted with our capsules. Most of them have regained well-being thanks to the rebalancing of the intestinal flora.
Find out if your pet has dysbiosis
Read the stories of those who solved it
Learn about microbiome transplantation
Does your pet
is super healthy?
Achille and Ettore are microbiome donors. From their feces, we take the "healthy microbiome" that becomes healthy pills for sick pets. Thanks to them, and their owners, many dogs and cats are doing better.
Become a donor!
Are you a researcher?
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Do you have a microbiome project in mind but don't have the skills?
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Do you have a fecal transplant project but don't want to waste time producing the material?
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Are you interested in data and samples from the Pet FMT project?
We share our know-how and research and development experience, including scientific publications, in the field of the microbiome with research institutions and companies.
We aim to leverage our databases and sample banks collected during the Pet FMT Project to foster the creation of knowledge.
We collaborate as partners in funded research projects. We offer microbiome analysis services using artificial intelligence.
Pet FMT Project
It is the gateway to fecal transplantation for veterinarians and owners.
Pet FMT Project Goals
1. Make fecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) accessible to those who can benefit from it.
2. Contribute to increasing knowledge about FMT in dogs and cats and making it an increasingly effective tool.
The Pet FMT Project is an open and collaborative initiative, unique in Europe. It aims to understand how the intestinal microbiome changes following fecal transplantation in cases of dysbiosis associated with conditions such as chronic enteropathy and atopic dermatitis.
The project is approved by the OPBA (Animal Welfare Body) of the University of Padua
- Protocol no. 369551 Date 31/07/2020 - FMT in subjects affected by chronic enteropathy
- Protocol no. 58560 Date: 05/04/2023 - FMT in subjects affected by atopic dermatitis
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Partner and supporter
Awards and calls
On November 17, 2023, EuBiome was funded by the Veneto Region to implement the project titled: Validation of the efficacy of FMT in capsules in combating intestinal dysbiosis in dogs and cats.
The Veneto Region supports the consolidation of already established innovative start-ups with a high intensity of knowledge application. The project aims to validate on a large scale fecal transplantation in dogs and cats as a treatment capable of rebalancing a dysbiotic microbiome and restoring health. It involves a large number of users and activities aimed at enhancing the structuring and digitalization of the involved processes, including the setup of a laboratory with dedicated equipment. The project will conclude on January 31, 2025.
Project financed with resources from the Veneto ERDF Operational Program 2021-2027.
Scientific collaborations welcome!
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7 July 2023 - EuBiome was funded by the Veneto Region to implement the project entitled:Faecal transplantation, databases and artificial intelligence for personalized microbiome-based medicine in the pet sector.
The goal of the project is to collect cases of enteropathic dogs and cats and apply artificial intelligence to identify diagnostic, predictive and prognostic molecular markers and develop new approaches for the detection and treatment of dysbiosis, towards a more targeted and personalized medicine for our animals as a pet, but also with relevance on a human and environmental level. The project will end on July 31, 2024.
Project financed with the PSC Veneto – FSC 2021-2027 Excerpt
The Ris-Pet crowdfunding campaign has ended.
Thanks to the contributions collected, 19 enteropathic animals from kennels and catteries have the opportunity to get better. The story goes on...
