Randox Health Returns to Goodwoof with Wellness Experiences for Pets and People

Randox Health, the UK’s largest healthcare diagnostics company, is back at Goodwoof with experiential partner Collaborate Global.

For the fourth consecutive year, the partnership brings a unique blend of science, wellness, and hands-on experiences to one of the most engaging events in the calendar.
Briefed to increase engagement and brand awareness of its cutting-edge healthcare diagnostics, Collaborate is producing The Randox Health Studio, a calm, curated space designed to soothe the senses. Guests, both dogs and their owners, can unwind with DOGA [dog yoga], reiki, sound bathing, and canine massage. All completely free and open to anyone ready to pause, breathe, and bond with their four-legged best friend.

New for 2025, the experience expands with expert talks from Stephanie J. Moore, a clinical nutritionist, health coach, psychologist, who will be exploring the positive health impact of the human-animal bond.

Lynsey Adams, marketing manager, Randox Health said, “Our ambition is to encourage proactive, preventive healthcare and Goodwoof offers a powerful platform to engage directly with health-conscious people who care about prevention, performance, and long-term wellbeing. Our long-time partner Collaborate brings us magical memorable moments. Most of all, it’s enormous fun.”

​Chris Ambidge, chief growth officer, Collaborate Global said “It’s our job to create standout experiences connecting brands to audiences in meaningful, memorable ways. And we’re thrilled to again be partnering with Randox Health at this heart-warming event where health and lifestyle intersect.”

Held on 17–18th May at the Goodwood Estate in West Sussex, Goodwoof is an annual dog festival celebrating everything canine, from breed showcases and competitions to health, nutrition, and lifestyle experiences for dogs and their owners. With a premium, family-friendly atmosphere, the event attracts professionals, entrepreneurs, celebrities, and dog lovers from across the UK.

Read more about Collaborate here.