Your pet's genetic report offers a huge amount of information about his health, based on the genetic code. As their owner and family, they may not understand the results, but you will, and you will be able to make a series of decisions to improve their quality of life.
Identification of genetic predispositions to disease. Genetic testing can identify genetic pathologies in your pet, allowing you to take early preventive measures to avoid or delay the development of the disease.
Health improvement. For some diseases, we won’t just tell you the predisposition—we will directly tell you whether your furry pet has them or not. With knowledge of your pet's genetic diseases, measures can be taken to improve their overall health, such as a proper diet, exercise, and preventive medical care.
Although we may not be able to analyze some diseases, their predisposition and symptoms can vary between different animal breeds. Knowing which breed or breeds your pet belongs to can help you stay more vigilant.
Training personalization. If your pet competes or you plan for it to participate in a competition, knowing the animal’s genetic characteristics can help personalize its training and make it more effective.
Identification of inherited traits. Genetic testing can help identify inherited traits in animals, which can be useful for breeding and selecting individuals for reproduction.
Identification of breed and lineage. Genetic testing can help identify an animal's breed and lineage, which can be useful for registration in competitions and pet shows. It can also provide insight into some of their needs and possible requirements.
Out of curiosity, especially in adopted animals. Don't you want to know about your new four-legged best friend, that beautiful mix of breeds, and which ones are predominant? Who could their parents be? We help you find out!
