Cocker spaniel Health, Decoded.

Commonly known as

Cocker Spaniel, English Cocker Spaniel, American Cocker Spaniel, Cocker, Spaniel, ECS, ACS

Cocker spaniels are incredible, but they can carry unique biological risks and silent signs that most owners catch too late. Even in the best-bred dogs, environmental factors can trigger biological predispositions.

We turn unique data into proactive clarity. Discover exactly what matters for your Cocker spaniel’s longevity, and how to spot trends early, and stay ahead of issues before they surface.

Top biological watchlist for Cocker spaniels

Track, learn, and act with confidence. From monthly medication reminders to analysing blood results, Blueprint gives you one trusted platform to manage your dog’s health and support a longer, healthier life.

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Immune System Regulation

Cockers carry a strong predisposition to autoimmune instability. Monitoring immune markers is critical to catching dysregulation early, protecting red blood cell health before crisis strikes.

2

Ear Health & Microbiome

Long ears create a sealed micro-environment prone to bacterial imbalance. Proactive management of moisture and the microbiome is key to preventing chronic otitis.

3

Ocular Health & Vision

Genetics predispose them to lens degeneration. Monitoring visual confidence helps track eye health long-term, catching subtle shifts before vision is compromised.

The silent signals of a Cocker spaniel

Track, learn, and act with confidence. From monthly medication reminders to analysing blood results, Blueprint gives you one trusted platform to manage your dog’s health and support a longer, healthier life.

Persistent shifts in immune markers or red blood cell stability are early indicators of autoimmune activation, appearing long before pale gums.

Intermittent head shaking or a faint waxy smell reflect early microbiome imbalance, the first step toward chronic otitis long before infection takes hold.

Hesitation in bright light or misjudging steps aren't just 'ageing'; they are early markers of cataract formation that hasn't yet reached a visible stage.

Low-grade inflammation often precedes autoimmune or allergic flare-ups. Tracking these silent markers acts as an internal 'warning light' before symptoms appear.

Cockers are emotionally expressive. Tiny fluctuations in mood or slow warm-ups can be early systemic signs of immune or endocrine imbalance.

Track their biology with Blueprint, our free longevity platform

Go beyond the breed

Total clarity

We concierge your dog's clinical records into one secure vault, interpreting their history to show you exactly what’s changing over time.


Actionable prevention

Receive clear, dynamic next steps, from nutrition tweaks to medical reminders that help you stay proactive against [Breed] risks.


Biological optimisation

We don’t just track numbers; we help you strengthen their unique biology to prevent disease and secure more good years.

Why this matters for your Cocker spaniel

Every Cocker spaniel has predictable biological risks. What’s unpredictable is when they show up. Blueprint removes that uncertainty. We help you catch the early, silent changes in their biology, understand exactly what they mean, and guide you on the right next step.

Learn more about Blueprint

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How it works.

STEP 1

Register and set your date

Sign up your pre-desexed puppy with Elita Genetics. We’ll confirm your pet’s eligibility and verify your vet’s details with you. Book an appointment with your vet to discuss the best timing for your dog’s desexing procedure and inform them you’ll be storing their cells with Elita Genetics.

Once you’ve confirmed the desexing date, let us know, and we’ll coordinate directly with your vet to ensure they have all the necessary collection information.

STEP 2

Procedure day

24 hours before surgery, we’ll confirm with you and your vet that everything is ready to go. Elita Genetics will deliver the collection kit to your vet ahead of the procedure. Follow your vet’s instructions for dropping off your pet.

During the procedure, your vet will collect a small fat sample. We’ll arrange secure transport to bring the sample to our lab for processing.

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STEP 3

Process and store

Our scientists will process your pet’s sample to ensure it meets the quality and quantity needed for future treatments. Once processed, your pet’s stem cells are safely stored in our secure biobank.We’ll conduct regular quality checks to ensure your pet’s stem cells are ready whenever they’re needed for treatment.

Give your Cocker spaniel more good years