1. users enter their dog's data step by step in an interactive form.
2. the widget evaluates the inputs in real time and compares them with scientific averages.
3. the calculation shows the life expectancy of the dog on a scale: low, medium and high.

Simple integration
The survey widget can be easily integrated into existing websites using embedded code.

Scientifically sound
The calculations are based on data from current studies.

Informative
Thanks to clearly understandable results, dog owners receive a scientifically sound calculation of how long their dog is likely to live.

Veterinary practices
... integrate ScienceFact on their website to offer dog owners an interactive way to learn more about their dog's life expectancy. By integrating the tool, veterinary practices provide an additional service that boosts client confidence and raises awareness of preventative health measures.

Pet portals, pet food manufacturers and large pet supply chains
... use ScienceFact to give dog owners a scientifically sound assessment of how breed, diet, exercise and health care influence the life expectancy of their four-legged friend. At the same time, the tool helps to explain the importance of a balanced diet for a long and healthy dog life.

Animal welfare organizations
... use ScienceFact to inform potential adopters about the average life expectancy of different dog breeds. This supports informed decision-making when adopting and promotes long-term and responsible pet ownership.

The life expectancy of dogs can vary greatly and is influenced by many factors. The ScienceFact aims to provide sound, science-based information to help dog owners better estimate the expected life expectancy of their pet. At the same time, it aims to raise awareness of health-promoting measures and help dogs live long and healthy lives.

Data basis and scientific foundation
The calculations are based on data from the Princeton University, the University of Alabama and other renowned research institutions. The calculation core enables precise evaluation of the inputs and transforms the complex calculations into a clear and easy-to-understand display.

The anonymized data collected through the use of ScienceFacts provides valuable insights into the life expectancy of dogs. They enable a well-founded analysis of which factors have a positive or negative influence on life expectancy and how certain lifestyles affect the health of dogs.

This data can provide a valuable basis for future scientific studies on dog health. Researchers can use it to gain an even better understanding of the relationships between nutrition, exercise, medical care and life expectancy. They can also contribute to the development of targeted prevention strategies that help pet owners to optimize the health and well-being of their dogs.

In the long term, these findings can also be incorporated into veterinary recommendations, health programs or new research projects to further improve the general understanding of a long and healthy dog life.

The right diet, sufficient exercise and regular preventative health care - all of these contribute significantly to a long and healthy dog's life. However, many dog owners are unsure which factors are really crucial and how they can actively contribute to their four-legged friend's health.

The life expectancy of dogs is influenced by various factors:

• Breed and size: Smaller dog breeds tend to live longer than larger breeds.
• Nutrition: A balanced and species-appropriate diet contributes significantly to health and longevity.
• Movement: Regular physical activity promotes well-being and prevents obesity and related illnesses.
• Health care: Regular visits to the vet and preventative measures such as vaccinations and parasite control are essential for a long dog life.