Preventive Health:
Gain insight into your dog's health with a hair cell test
Like humans, dogs can also experience health problems such as obesity, diabetes and heart disease. But it is important to remember that your dog has unique nutritional needs, and sometimes it is precisely these fundamental things that underlie imbalances. Dry food is popular with many dog owners, but just like with humans, too much dry diet can lead to dehydration and digestive problems. Digestion is essential for health, and even small imbalances can create complex symptoms. That's why it's important to get clarity on what your dog is missing.
A hair cell test can give you exactly that insight. By analyzing just 4 hairs from your dog, we can identify deficiencies in important nutrients such as vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, fats and amino acids. We provide a detailed report of approximately 20 pages, which also assesses your dog's digestion, immune system, skin/coat, and growth. All this in order of priority so that you know what to focus on first.
By testing your dog for imbalances, you can discover hidden health problems that may not be apparent at a regular vet exam. Early detection and adjustment can improve your dog's well-being and prevent more serious health problems from developing. Regular tests can also help monitor how your dog responds to veterinary treatments and ensure they are getting the right diet. You will receive a bespoke feeding plan showing what foods your dog needs, as well as guidance on choosing the right types of feed in stores.
A hair cell test can give you exactly that insight. By analyzing just 4 hairs from your dog, we can identify deficiencies in important nutrients such as vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, fats and amino acids. We provide a detailed report of approximately 20 pages, which also assesses your dog's digestion, immune system, skin/coat, and growth. All this in order of priority so that you know what to focus on first.
By testing your dog for imbalances, you can discover hidden health problems that may not be apparent at a regular vet exam. Early detection and adjustment can improve your dog's well-being and prevent more serious health problems from developing. Regular tests can also help monitor how your dog responds to veterinary treatments and ensure they are getting the right diet. You will receive a bespoke feeding plan showing what foods your dog needs, as well as guidance on choosing the right types of feed in stores.
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