We’re honored to be surrounded by many veterinarians who champion science and push the standard of care forward every day. Leap Years® itself was developed alongside a dedicated veterinary team, grounded in research and a shared commitment to helping dogs live healthier lives for longer. This month, in celebration of World Veterinary Day on April […]
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National Pet Day 2026 is celebrated on Saturday, April 11. To your dog, it may feel like a typical Saturday filled with familiar routines. Is it just you or is your dog also interested in evidence-based health, wellness, and longevity practices? Maybe that is anthropomorphizing a bit but go with it for a minute. Your
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As a veterinary internal medicine specialist, I love seeing dogs excited for spring — more time outdoors, increased exercise, and dogs feeling that burst of outdoor vitality. At the same time, this is a period when some dogs need extra attention. Signs like more scratching, licking their paws nonstop, or simply showing subtle signs of
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February is full of reminders to celebrate love. Between Valentine’s Day and National Love Your Pet Day (February 20th!), we’re encouraged to pause and appreciate the bonds that matter most. In this case, we mean with our beloved dogs. We know that it isn’t just about showing love on one special day for our pups.
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As a veterinary internal medicine specialist, Chief Veterinary Medical Officer, and CEO at Animal Biosciences – the maker of Leap Years – I’m pleased to share insights on why Leap Years is a cellular health supplement with a monthly regimen to support healthy aging in dogs. We conducted scientific studies to determine the optimal amount
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We’ve all been there. Putting off the dentist until something hurts, or only taking the car in once the check engine light turns on. It’s human nature to react when there’s a problem instead of planning ahead. But when it comes to our dogs, waiting for signs of aging or discomfort often means we’ve already
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