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EPISODE · May 28, 2026 · 30 MIN

Your Pet Could Save a Life: Blood Donor Programs for Dogs and Cats with Dr. Pierre Charlebois, DACVECC

from Did You Know? An All Things Partner Podcast. · host Partner Veterinary Emergency & Specialty

You’ve probably heard about blood donation for humans, maybe you’ve even donated yourself. But did you know that our pets can be lifesavers, too? Today, we’re diving into a topic that doesn’t always get the spotlight it deserves, but one that’s vital to saving animal lives every single day: animal blood donor programs.In this episode, Dr. Pierre Charlebois discusses everything you need to know about animal blood donor programs. We’ll explore what these programs are, why they’re so critical for veterinary medicine, and how donated blood is used in emergencies and medical treatments. We’ll talk about which pets make good candidates, what the donation process actually looks like, and most importantly—how your pet could become a hero.If you’re curious about getting your pet involved or you simply want to understand more about animal blood donor programs, this episode is for you.

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