Pet Health
What we believe:
All animals deserve humane medical care
The veterinary field has a wealth of new medical knowledge, treatments, and procedures, which reflects the growing importance of pets in our lives. The Parsemus Foundation believes in individualized animal care focused on lifelong health. We believe that by providing pet owners and veterinarians with education and resources, we can empower them to advocate for the best veterinary care. By supporting underutilized, low-cost, and non-surgical methods of animal sterilization and medical treatment, we work to improve the quality of life for all animals.
Our goal:
Low-cost, non-surgical options for lifelong animal health
The Parsemus Foundation’s goal is to improve animal health and welfare by supporting and advocating for innovative and neglected medical advancements. Our focus is on funding and publishing research in both controlled and field settings, pursuing press coverage of the results, and serving as an educational resource for veterinarians and the public. Many of the studies we support involve low-cost, non-surgical, or noninvasive approaches that are not under patent. The Parsemus Foundation envisions a future in which animal care involves humane procedures and treatments that support the lifelong well-being of the individual.
Pet Health Projects
Hormone-Sparing Sterilization
Hormone-sparing sterilization methods ensure population control while guarding the lifetime wellbeing of dogs.
Hormone Restoration in Dogs
Hormone-sparing sterilization methods ensure population control while guarding the lifetime wellbeing of dogs.
How Spaying and Neutering Affect Health
Hormone-sparing sterilization methods ensure population control while guarding the lifetime wellbeing of dogs.
Hormone-Sparing Sterilization Procedures
Hormone-sparing sterilization methods ensure population control while guarding the lifetime wellbeing of dogs.
Identification of Dogs Receiving Hormone Sparing Sterilization
Hormone-sparing sterilization methods ensure population control while guarding the lifetime wellbeing of dogs.
Calcium Chloride Nonsurgical Neuter
A single intratesticular injection of a solution of calcium chloride dihydrate can chemically neuter male animals, providing an inexpensive, non-surgical sterilization for pets.
Shrinking Dog Tumors Nonsurgically
Calcium chloride dihydrate solution is effective at reducing mammary tumors and benign masses especially in low-resource settings or for dogs that cannot undergo surgery.
Enlarged Prostate In Dogs
Pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) therapy is effective at reducing the size of the prostate gland with only a few minutes of treatment each day.
Marking Street Dogs
Parsemus Foundation supports research on ways to sterilize dogs and cats without surgery and anesthesia. But the current methods of marking sterilized animals all require anesthesia.
