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Below, you will find the traits commonly associated with food intolerances in pets. If you recognise any of these symptoms in your pets, then you should consider changing their diet.
The best way to know what needs editing in their diet is through a food intolerance test and the resulting report.
Diarrhoea is characterised by loose or unformed stools, typically occurring in larger quantities or more frequently than normal.
Constipation in pets can be very uncomfortable. Keep an eye out on whether your pet is going to the toilet as often as they should be.
Cats and dogs tend to always be on their feet, roaming around. If your pet is constantly fatigued, their diet may need evaluating.
If your normally active cat or dog appears uninterested in exercising, their diet might be the culprit. An intolerance test could help identify any dietary issues.
As with humans, if your pet is vomiting after consuming their food, it is probably time to change their diet and help them to feel better.
When a pet begins to turn down foods it can be a worrying sign. Intolerance tests can you help you discover which foods they don't want to eat.
Diarrhoea is characterised by loose or unformed stools, typically occurring in larger quantities or more frequently than normal.
Constipation in pets can be very uncomfortable. Keep an eye out on whether your pet is going to the toilet as often as they should be.
Cats and dogs tend to always be on their feet, roaming around. If your pet is constantly fatigued, their diet may need evaluating.
If your normally active cat or dog appears uninterested in exercising, their diet might be the culprit. An intolerance test could help identify any dietary issues.
As with humans, if your pet is vomiting after consuming their food, it is probably time to change their diet and help them to feel better.
When a pet begins to turn down foods it can be a worrying sign. Intolerance tests can you help you discover which foods they don't want to eat.
Discover the root causes of your pet’s symptoms through our advanced Dog and Cat Intolerance & Sensitivity Tests. Our specialised assessments, powered by cutting-edge bio-resonance technology, thoroughly investigate the correlation between your pet’s diet and surroundings.
Elevate your pet’s well-being by gaining valuable insights into their health with our state-of-the-art home test.
Is your pet showing discomfort like itching, diarrhoea, or hair loss?
Food sensitivities or allergies could cause these. Our simple fur-sample test identifies the source of your pet’s problems.
Get them relief fast!
Find peace of mind – discover what’s bothering your furry friend today.
Upgrading from an essential pet intolerance test to a premium intolerance test offers many benefits, particularly in catering to the unique dietary needs of your beloved pet.
While basic tests may provide valuable insights into common allergens, such as gluten or dairy, upgrading allows for a more comprehensive examination, including specific pet food items.
This advanced level of testing enables pet owners to pinpoint and eliminate potential triggers, ensuring their furry companions receive the most suitable and nourishing diet tailored to their needs. By investing in a premium intolerance test, pet owners can enhance their pet’s well-being, promote optimal health, and cultivate a deeper understanding of their pet’s dietary requirements, fostering a stronger bond between pet and owner.
See below the process of food intolerance testing in pets and how we help pet owners give their cats and dogs a much better quality of life.
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Both Essential and Premium Tests are available. Allow 2 to 5 working days for the delivery of your test collection kit.
Take a fur sample (4 to 5 hair strands) and complete the enclosed test submission form.
Enclose both fur sample and (completed) test submission form in the received test box. Then secure the box with the included stamp-addressed sleeve and pop in the nearest post box. Allow 5 to 7 working days for delivery at this time.
Receive emailed PDF results within 3 to 5 Working Days from receipt of pet’s fur sample.
Don’t just take our word for it… Join the pet community and share happy photos of your pet after they’ve changed their diet!
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