Alongside our environmental and dietary IgE sensitisation panels for dogs, cats and horses, we also offer dedicated food intolerance testing for cats and dogs — supporting nutritional and dietary-management decisions where symptoms may be linked to specific food triggers rather than classic allergy.
Independent practices, practice groups, corporate veterinary chains, referral hospitals, veterinary dermatologists, internal-medicine specialists and nutritionists, mobile and emergency vets, and integrative or holistic practices all rely on clear, actionable sensitisation profiles to guide clinical decisions. We build our testing to support your judgement, not replace it.
Behaviourists, trainers, groomers, daycare and boarding providers, dog walkers, canine hydrotherapists and physiotherapists, and breed-specific health advisers are often the first to notice a change in an animal's health. While diagnostic interpretation and clinical decisions remain with veterinary professionals, these relationships can be valuable referral pathways - and we're happy to discuss how that can work in practice.
Pet-health and supplement brands, pet food and veterinary-diet manufacturers, personalised pet-nutrition companies, online pet pharmacies, national and independent pet retailers, and pet insurance and health-plan providers can all build testing into their offer - from co-branded testing and white-label products to bundled diet-and-testing programmes and subscription-based monitoring.
Licensed breeders, breed associations, kennel clubs, assistance and working-dog organisations, equestrian practices, racing stables, and animal welfare and rescue organisations all have distinct diagnostic needs, often at scale. We work with these organisations to design testing programmes that reflect the animals - and the outcomes - that matter most to them.
