All the diseases we analyze in pets are monogenic, meaning they are caused by mutations and alterations in a single gene. Therefore, if we detect changes in the gene that regulates that pathology, your pet will develop the disease. However, having the disease and how it manifests are two different things. Even monogenic diseases are influenced by the animal’s metabolism and its surrounding environment. With our test, you will know what diseases your companion has, as well as the environmental factors and lifestyle elements that affect their severity and progression, allowing you to take action. Disease and its severity are different matters—it's time to tip the balance in your pet’s favor.

To perform the test, you need to swab the inside of your pet’s mouth and collect as much saliva and as many cells as possible. Age is not a factor, but we leave it to your judgment: if the puppy is too young or restless, you may want to wait until it matures before conducting the test.

We will try to provide you with the results as soon as possible. Our pets have shorter lives than we do, so we aim to complete the report within 4-6 weeks (in human time) from the moment the sample arrives at the laboratory. We will notify you by email when they are ready, and you can view them in the private area of our platform from a PC, mobile, or tablet, as well as download them in PDF format. Remember to read them to your pet—animals may have trouble interpreting letters.

We work with traits and diseases that have been studied in depth, so the results we offer are 100% reliable. In case any of the investigations used in our results were modified by later studies or the authors themselves, we would make the necessary changes without any cost to the users.

The results are completely anonymous and confidential. Once you register the genetic test, the data is automatically converted into an encrypted alphanumeric code. Neither the laboratory nor during the analysis, access to personal data is allowed. We follow European legislation rigorously in this regard and have established both physical and computer barriers to protect the privacy of your pet, because dogs deserve all the good things.