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Title: UK Life Science Firm Loyal Hound Builds Dataset of One Million Pets to Redefine Lifespan Formula

United Kingdom, 26th Apr 2025 - The average lifespan of pets, according to veterinary data, typically varies by species and size: small dogs live around 13 years, large dogs approximately 10, and cats about 15. However, these numbers reflect not a biological maximum, but rather a statistical average often cut short by preventable diseases.Recent analyses of lifespan data across Europe and North America revealed that over 80% of pets who died at or near the average lifespan did not pass away due to natural aging, but from preventable illnesses. This insight has driven UK-based life science company Loyal Hound & Co. to launch a bold initiative through its research institute, Loyal HL Bio LAB—developing age-specific comprehensive formulas designed to shift the structure of pet lifespan itself.This project is not just about product development—it is a biotechnological attempt to transform the structural paradigm of how pets live and die.Challenging the 80% Disease-Driven Death RateAccording to Loyal HL Bio LAB, the overwhelming majority of pet deaths are attributed to diseases rather than aging, leaving the rate of natural death strikingly low. From a life science perspective, this indicates a biological blockage in the transition to natural lifespan. The lab concluded that without addressing the structural dominance of disease-related death, real longevity cannot be achieved.In response, the lab has constructed a large-scale, life-cycle-based big data platform to validate the hypothesis that transitioning disease-related death to natural death could extend average pet lifespan by 2–3 years. Unlike traditional databases focused on diagnosis codes, this platform incorporates behavioral patterns, physiological indicators, dietary habits, and environmental variables direct...

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