Partner With APOP

Working together for healthier pets

APOP collaborates with veterinary teams, universities, companies, nonprofit organizations, and community partners to support pet obesity education, research, clinical tools, and evidence-based communication.

Partnership support helps expand resources for veterinary teams and pet owners, strengthen prevalence research, improve conversations about body condition, and advance better long-term health outcomes for dogs and cats.

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Ways to Partner

Support education, research, and clinical tools

Whether you represent a veterinary organization, university, company, nonprofit, or community group, APOP welcomes mission-aligned collaboration that helps improve pet health.

Sponsorship

Support APOP programs and tools

Sponsorship can help fund prevalence surveys, educational resources, clinical tools, awareness initiatives, and outreach that supports veterinary teams and pet owners.

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Educational Partnership

Collaborate on education and outreach

Educational partnerships can support campaigns, clinical communication resources, research projects, community initiatives, and veterinary education around obesity prevention and treatment.

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What Partnership Supports

Practical work that helps veterinary teams and pet owners

Prevalence research Survey development, clinic participation, data review, and reporting.

Clinical tools BCS charts, calculators, guides, and resources for weight-management care.

Education Materials for veterinary teams, students, pet owners, and community groups.

Communication Clear, nonjudgmental language for discussing weight, body condition, and treatment.

How It Works

Start with a mission-aligned conversation

APOP reviews partnership inquiries based on mission fit, educational value, transparency, and potential benefit to veterinary teams, pet owners, and pet health.

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Share your idea Tell APOP about your organization, goals, audience, and proposed collaboration.

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Review mission fit APOP evaluates whether the project supports education, research, tools, or evidence-based communication.

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Define the project Approved collaborations define scope, roles, timing, disclosure, and expected deliverables.

Transparency note: APOP works with sponsors and mission partners to support education, research, and tools. Clinical recommendations and data interpretation should remain independent and evidence-based.

Get in Touch

Interested in partnering with APOP?

Include your organization name, contact information, partnership interest, intended audience, timeline, and any relevant project details.

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