Anna Skaya, the CEO of Basepaws, joined Stacy last year on CCP Episode 213, and now she's back to update Stacy on everything that has happened in the past year—including a successful appearance on Shark Tank! Basepaws is a simple, at-home DNA test for your cat that can give you an idea of the breeds your cat has in its DNA, and if your cat is a carrier for certain genetic diseases. According to Anna, Basepaws is laser-focused on cats, and the Basepaws test represents the first time that so many genetic tests for cats have been combined into one—and that such testing has been made affordable. Anna and Stacy also discuss feline nutrition, and how genetic testing will affect the personalization of nutrition as more and more data is gathered. There is a lot of research happening at Basepaws, and your cat may even qualify for free testing and reports, depending on breed and health conditions. One of the issues Basepaws is particularly passionate about is hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM). As Anna puts it, Basepaws is "way more than just a cat genetic company; we are a feline health company." To learn more, visit the Basepaws website and check them out on social media to see what other people are saying. If you're interested in seeing if your kitty qualifies for free testing, visit Basepaw's Research page. And be sure to sign up for their blog to learn more about upcoming research needs. Anna and Stacy also discuss feline nutrition, and how genetic testing will affect the personalization of nutrition as more and more data is gathered. There is a lot of research happening at Basepaws, and your cat may even qualify for free testing and reports, depending on breed and health conditions. One of the issues Basepaws is particularly passionate about is hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM). As Anna puts it, Basepaws is "way more than just a cat genetic company; we are a feline health company." To learn more, visit the Basepaws website and check them out on social media to see what other people are saying. If you're interested in seeing if your kitty qualifies for free testing, visit Basepaw's Research page. And be sure to sign up for their blog to learn more about upcoming research needs.