Making life better for dogs everywhere
Making life better for dogs everywhere
Groundbreaking science
Canine hormone health
Igniting conversation
Hormone replacement
Hormone sparing sterilization
No sales, just knowledge
Join our canine hormone health revolution!
Our goal is to educate and empower dog lovers everywhere to protect their dogs’ health, preserve hormone function, and prevent homelessness through safer hormone sparing methods.
Meet the Founders
Dr. Karen Becker, DVM
An integrative, functional medicine veterinarian, New York Times best selling author, wildlife biologist, and rehabilitator.
Dr. Peter Dobias, DVM
An integrative veterinarian, dog lover, international speaker and nutritional supplement innovator.
Meet Homer and Pax
and their hormone health journey
Homer
Dr. Becker's canine friend
Homer, a rescued Glen of Imaal Terrier, is now a happy geriatric dog nearing his 18th birthday. Once reactive and withdrawn, hormone replacement therapy has transformed his quality of life—helping him relax, enjoy the outdoors around other dogs, and find peace in his golden years.
Pax
Dr. Dobias' canine friend
Pax is a 6 year old Border Collie, who was neutered at 2 years.
Shortly after his surgery, he started suffering from repeated muscular skeletal injuries that left him disabled and depressed. Thanks to hormone replacement therapy, he is back to swimming, running and hiking. He is happy, healthy and full of life.
Latest Research and Studies
5-Part Hormone Health for Dogs Series
with Dr. Karen Becker and Dr. Peter Dobias
Discover the secrets to optimal hormone health for your beloved canine companion in this comprehensive 5-part video series.
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Part 1
Learn the fundamentals of your dog's hormonal system and how it affects their overall health and wellbeing.
Part 2
Find out how removing sex hormones before and after puberty changes your dog’s life trajectory—and what you can do about it.
Part 3
Why conventional spay and neuter leads to metabolic, health, and behaviour problems that affect our dogs quality of life.