for owners and veterinary research.
Quality of life is an essential component in managing chronic diseases in dogs, particularly for digestive disorders such as chronic enteropathy.
This site offers a structured questionnaire, allowing owners to assess their dog’s quality of life in a few minutes.
This synthetic score can also serve as a basis for dialogue with their veterinarian.
The questionnaire was designed by animal health professionals and researchers, as part of a supervised scientific study.
It aims to:
A version dedicated to researchers allows for structured longitudinal monitoring, with analysis of anonymized data for research purposes.
MyDogQoL is an initiative born from the desire of a group of researchers committed to veterinary gastroenterology to develop, validate, and provide a rigorous and scientifically-founded tool for assessing the quality of life of dogs with chronic intestinal diseases.
Designed to be accessible to all, this site is intended for both:
owners of sick dogs, who can find support to better understand the impact of the disease on their animal’s well-being and to better communicate with their veterinarian,
practicing veterinarians, who will find a structured tool to adapt treatments individually based on the evolution of quality of life,
and to the scientific community, to which the tool offers a standardized method for evaluating the effectiveness of therapeutic approaches within the framework of clinical research.
The tool offered on MyDogQoL is based on a rigorous scientific development and validation process, documented in scientific publications accessible here: [link to article when published].
The development of this free platform would not have been possible without the support of patron partners from the animal nutrition industry.
These companies share a common vision: to work for better health and well-being for dogs, by putting science at the service of clinical practice and the human-animal bond.
