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4 ways to help right now

Pick one action—or do all four. These steps build public support, inform decision-makers, and help dog owners understand why preventive bloodwork matters.

Sign and share the petition

Add your name, then share the petition link with friends, family, and your dog community. Personal notes and local groups help it travel farther.


Contact your state representative

A short message is powerful. Ask your representative to support Vito’s Act and policies that encourage annual preventive bloodwork for dogs.


Talk to your veterinarian

Ask about annual bloodwork for your dog’s age and risk factors. Encourage clinics to educate clients on early detection and baseline labs.


Educate your community

Use our resources to explain what preventive bloodwork can catch early and why it can change outcomes—especially when dogs look “fine.”

Why your action matters

Preventive bloodwork supports earlier detection, better treatment decisions, and more informed dog owners. Advocacy helps make these practices more common statewide.

Earlier detection

Baseline labs can reveal changes before symptoms appear—when intervention is often simpler.


Better decisions

Results help veterinarians tailor care plans and monitor trends over time.


More awareness

Public education reduces delays in care and empowers owners to ask the right questions.


Stronger policy

Legislation and advocacy can expand access to information and encourage preventive standards.


Contact your lawmaker

Tell your state representative you support Vito’s Act and the importance of early disease detection through annual preventive bloodwork.

Need talking points or research links?

Use our ready-to-share resources to explain preventive bloodwork, early detection, and how Vito’s Act can help Michigan dogs.