To Pet Owners Whose Pets Are Suffering from Illness

We want to bring smiles back to your family’s faces.

The Cordy Laboratory works to enhance the immune systems of dogs, cats, and other pets, which is essential for maintaining their health and improving diseases.Sure, please provide the Japanese text you would like to have translated.This is a site that introduces research results and clinical cases. Even if you are told something tough at the animal hospital, do not give up! Keep hope. There are still many things that can be done.

Through this site, even if your beloved dog or cat suffers from diseases such as cancer (malignant tumors, sarcoma, lymphoma, etc.) or FIP/FeLV, there are still measures you can take regarding overall immunity and diet.“A dog can live like a dog, and a cat can live like a cat.”I would definitely like everyone to know this.

Example usage of Cordy

What is Cordy?

In Japan, over 400 species of Cordyceps-related fungi have been discovered. Among them, we have named a particular species of the fungi “Cordy,” which has been confirmed to have health-improving properties and is expected to regulate the immune systems of humans and pets (boosting low immunity and suppressing excessive immunity).
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The mission of the Cordy Laboratory

The Cordy Research Laboratory is dedicated to contributing to the health maintenance and anti-aging of pets, including dogs and cats, through research on Cordy.

Even if your beloved dog or cat suffers from cancer (including tumors, sarcomas, lymphoma), FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis), or FeLV (Feline Leukemia Virus), our ongoing research on Cordy aims to help them maintain their energy and appetite while coexisting with their illness, and further, to improve or overcome these diseases.
Even if you suffer from an illness, I believe it is possible to maintain your quality of life and enjoy time with your family.
Even if your physical strength is dwindling, your appetite has significantly decreased, and you have been given a prognosis with limited time remaining, it is not uncommon to see remarkable recovery by adjusting the immune system without putting a burden on the body.

Would you, as a pet owner, take the initiative and try doing what you can for your beloved pet?
If any of the following apply to you and you are interested in the presentation by the Cordy Laboratory, please do not hesitate to contact our company.
We also welcome contact from veterinarians who can cooperate with our research.

  • Diagnosed with cancer (tumors, sarcomas, lymphomas, etc.)
  • Diagnosed with FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis)
  • Diagnosed with FeLV (Feline Leukemia Virus)
  • I have been given a terminal diagnosis, but I don’t want to give up.
  • I want to be with you even a little longer.
  • I’m worried about my immunity.
  • Frailty and illness-prone
  • I’m worried because my energy and appetite have decreased.
  • I want to boost your immune system more than usual.

To Overcome Cancer in Dogs and Cats

At the Cordy Research Lab, we compile articles on information that we definitely want pet owners to know to help their dogs and cats with cancer become healthier. Please take a look as well.

Cancer that easily forms in the oral cavity or skin of dogs and cats

Cancer in Dogs

Cancer that is prone to develop in a dog’s oral cavity (inside the mouth)
Cancer that easily develops on the body surface and skin of dogs

Cancer in Cats

Cancer of the respiratory system in dogs and cats

Cancer that can occur in the internal organs, digestive system, blood, bones, and brain of dogs and cats.

Cancer in Dogs

Cancer in Cats

Cancer of internal organs, bones, brain, and blood
Transitional cell carcinoma originating from the transitional epithelium
A disease where sarcoma develops in the area where vaccines or antibiotics were injected
Diseases in Cats Involving Viruses
Frequently Asked Questions and Consultations About Cordy
Administration of Cordy for Senior Dogs with Oral Melanoma <Consultation with the Laboratory>
Dealing with Comorbid Malignant Tumors (Cancer) and Heart Disease <Consulting the Laboratory>

Cancer that easily develops in the oral cavity and skin.

Squamous cell carcinoma

Mast cell tumor

Melanoma

Fibrosarcoma

Soft tissue sarcoma

Breast Tumor / Breast Cancer

Cancer of the respiratory system

Lung cancer and lung tumors in cats

Cancers that occur in the internal organs, digestive system, blood and bones, and brain

Cancer of the internal organs, bones, brain, and blood.

Liver cancer

Angiosarcoma

Lymphoma in Cats

Brain tumor

Osteosarcoma

Basal cell carcinoma

Histiocytic sarcoma

Ovarian cancer

Transitional cell carcinoma originating from transitional epithelium

Bladder cancer

A disease in which sarcoma develops at the site where vaccines or antibiotics were injected

Vaccine-Associated Sarcoma

Diseases in Cats Involving Viruses

Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV)

Feline Leukemia Virus Infection (FeLV)

Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP)