Medical Detection Dogs

Medical Detection Dogs Dogs saving and enhancing lives using their noses to detect disease.
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02/06/2026

Willow is a bowel cancer detection dog and part of a team investigating whether dogs can detect the odour of bowel cancer in urine.

Willow usually works on our stand system but to make her work varied and interesting for her she did a session on the carousel and as you cam see her amazing nose picked out her target odour with ease.

www.medicaldetectiondogs.org.uk/bio-detection

Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust The Open University: STEM The Open University

01/06/2026

And thankyou to Frankie and Caz (who played a key role having her ears scritched throughout the whole video) for describing the difference our volunteer puppy socialisers make.


Assistance Dogs UK

Find out more about becoming a volunteer puppy socialiser at www. medicaldetectiondogs.org.uk/volunteering

01/06/2026

It’s all about a very special group of people this so standby for the focus to be shared by our amazing humans for the next few days.

Medical Alert Assistance Dog, Tashi, would like to kick off the thanks as only she knows how…

Now he's all grown up, Medical Alert Assistance Dog trainee, Woody, often represents MDD at events which is a great oppo...
01/06/2026

Now he's all grown up, Medical Alert Assistance Dog trainee, Woody, often represents MDD at events which is a great opportunity for him to meet new friends and practise staying calm.

He recently went to the MKFM Meet of MK networking event where we were the chosen charity and everyone's generous donations raised almost £700. We wood like to thank everyone for their generosity and support on the night... 🫶

https://www.medicaldetectiondogs.org.uk/corporate-support

31/05/2026

From the first stitch to the final wag of approval - it’s always a good day when our superhero capes arrive in the post from Wuffable 🧵🐕‍🦺

Please note all orders come via our head office.

Learning not to chase birds is something we teach our dogs from an early age and Buffy slayed it in the town centre wher...
31/05/2026

Learning not to chase birds is something we teach our dogs from an early age and Buffy slayed it in the town centre where they were everywhere!

Pigeon party? No problem ✅

www.medicaldetectiondogs.org.uk/maad

Coal has just started his advanced training to become a Medical Alert Assistance Dog.When he is matched to his client, h...
30/05/2026

Coal has just started his advanced training to become a Medical Alert Assistance Dog.

When he is matched to his client, he will warn them when they're about to become unwell and if this happens when they're out and about, they will be able to lie down safely and avoid injury and hospitalisation.

His trainer sat down during his public access training session to depict this happening and he did so well settling down next to her until she 'felt better.'

www.medicaldetectiondogs.org.uk/maad

We think Medical Alert Assistance Dog, Molly, deserves her doggy ice cream as not only is she such a good girl alerting ...
29/05/2026

We think Medical Alert Assistance Dog, Molly, deserves her doggy ice cream as not only is she such a good girl alerting Nadine to dropping cortisol levels caused by but today is !

https://www.medicaldetectiondogs/maad

Addison's Disease Self-Help Group

Come and see us at Amersham Library this afternoon!
29/05/2026

Come and see us at Amersham Library this afternoon!

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3 Millfield, Greenway Business Park, Winslow Road, Great Horwood
Milton Keynes
MK170NP

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
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