Pets may require transfusions due to:
Road accidents
Severe tick fever
Internal bleeding
Major surgeries
Immune-mediated diseases
Cancer-related anaemia
In many of these cases, timely access to blood can be life-saving.

Yes. Healthy adult dogs and cats can donate blood under veterinary supervision. However, eligibility depends on age, weight, health status, and medical screening results.

Yes, when done under strict veterinary guidelines.
Before donation, each pet undergoes a health check and blood tests. The volume collected is calculated carefully based on body weight. Donor health is always the top priority.

Donation frequency is regulated to protect donor wellbeing.
Healthy dogs may donate a limited number of times per year with proper recovery intervals. Cats donate less frequently due to size and stricter criteria. Every donation is preceded by a health assessment.

The procedure is similar to a routine blood draw. Most dogs tolerate it well. Cats may require gentle handling or mild sedation depending on temperament.
Pets are monitored throughout the process to ensure comfort and safety.

An ethical blood bank ensures:
Proper donor screening
Regulated donation frequency
Transparent record keeping
Safe storage protocols
Veterinary supervision at every step
Donor health is never compromised to meet demand.

While community groups are helpful, they are not structured medical systems. Informal networks may lack verified blood typing, screening records, and regulated donation history.
Organised blood banking replaces emergency scrambling with preparedness.

If your pet requires blood, your veterinarian can contact us directly. We coordinate compatible blood supply based on availability and medical protocols.

We operate in Bengaluru and coordinate with veterinary professionals to ensure timely support during emergencies.

You can help by:
Spreading awareness
Sharing educational content
Volunteering
Supporting structured blood banking efforts
Awareness strengthens the entire ecosystem.