What we’re learning about dogs and cats, published as we go.

Everfur Research4 entriesUpdated Oct 2026

Everfur is built on veterinary research, and we add to it. Every study, tool and early result we work on goes in this index with a plain-English summary of what we asked, what we did and where it stands. Including the work we’ve paused.

Fayzan Chaudhry, PhDCEO, computational biology
Jan Krumsiek, PhDScientific advisor
Jim E. Riviere, DVM, PhDPharmacology advisor
Brian Bourquin, DVMVeterinary advisor
Adam Christman, DVMVeterinary advisor
Bhupendra SinghCTO
Soumith ChintalaAdvisor, creator of PyTorch

A section of cat skin under polarized light: hairs, a whisker follicle and its blood vessels in blue, orange and red — **Cover**Cat skin under polarized light: hairs, and a whisker follicle with its blood supply. David Linstead, Wellcome Collection, CC BY 4.0

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Fig. 4Dog kidney cells dividing, under a fluorescence microscope. Ian P Newton and Paul L Appleton, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0Our first preprintIn preparation. Subscribe below and get it the day it’s out.Not out yet

**Fig. 3**A cat’s tongue in cross-section: the hooked papillae that make cats such good groomers. David Linstead, Wellcome Collection, CC BY 4.0

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A watercolour of a black and white spaniel's head on grey paper — A head of a dog, in watercolour. Wellcome Collection, public domain