DNA My Dog Canine Allergy Test Sensitivity and Intolerance Testing Kits Home Sample Collection Kit for Dogs Allergy

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Our Standard Cat Sensitivity Test is designed as your first step to a better understanding of your pet.All test results may be used for research purposes. In using the information from the DNA single gene health test result, users accept all the conditions set out above. Sometimes there’s more than one way to treat your pet. Your vet will talk you through the risks and benefits of each option. Using just a small sample of hair/fur, we can extract a huge wealth of data in the Test My Pets laboratories, allowing us to test against 100 common items including Meats and Dairy, Egg, Gluten and Vegetables, and Non-food Environmental Items. Our Standard Equine Sensitivity Test is designed as your first step to a better understanding of your animal.

This test was developed from the ground up to measure about 100 of the most common allergens that your pet may be reacting to. We not only test for common foods and environmental factors, you will also learn which popular supplements and even every-day household products may be causing your pet to react. Get to the bottom of your dog’s well-being This means that the presence of antibodies, or their absence, may not necessarily tell us if your pet will or will not get a disease. Please note, our labs and offices are closed during weekends and bank holidays and this may affect response times. Our Cat Plus Test designed as the most comprehensive test providing you with a wide range of results giving you the best possible start on Cat’s health journey.

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Therefore the presence of antibodies to a particular illness may suggest that your pet is immune to that illness. To complicate things still further titre tests are not 100% reliable and there are many different tests available on the market. It is possible to get false negative results (where the test says your pet has less antibodies than it actually does) and false positive results (where the test says your pet has more antibodies than it actually does). False positive results can lead you to believe that your dog has antibody protection against disease that it doesn’t have. Before your vet can give your pet the right treatment, they need to pinpoint exactly what’s wrong. This process is called ‘diagnosis’ and there are plenty of tools and resources to help your vet go about it. Not all illnesses can be 100% confirmed by tests. Some tests might be painful or dangerous, particularly for older pets. If your vet has narrowed it down to two or three likely illnesses, they may recommend trying one treatment at a time and seeing which helps your pet. Your vet is using years of training and experience to make this decision and will always keep the welfare of your pet as a priority.