Pet and Animal Ultimate Test
Our most comprehensive animal test includes:
- 470 common animal trigger items
- Downloadable submission form to send with the pet’s sample
- A full PDF report emailed detailing the results
- An in-depth and helpful guide on how to perform an elimination diet
- Meats and Dairy, Egg, Gluten and Vegetables, Non-food Environmental Items, Metals, Vitamins and Minerals
Description
The ultimate pet intolerance/sensitivity test uses an animal’s hair/fur sample to test 470 different food items.
THE TEST: Our Pet Intolerance Test provides an analysis of 470 items found in the diet of most animals in one easy to understand report. Using a small sample of hair/fur, we test against items including Meats and Dairy, Egg, Gluten and Vegetables, Non-food Environmental Items, Metals, Vitamins and Minerals.
The results also include a comprehensive explanation and guide helping eliminate possible causes from the pet’s diet.
EASY PROCESS: We make the process easy with one simple secure payment, downloadable submission form and a report emailed directly to you within 72 working hours of receipt at our labs.
TAKE CONFIDENCE: We have now tested over 250,000 samples Worldwide.
What items does this test for?
What items does this test for?
- Classed as Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM).
- Results do not constitute a medical diagnosis.
- Testing is carried out in a variety of locations worldwide.
- Covered by our 100% Money Back Guarantee.
- Equipment used is MARS III (Multiple Analytical Resonance Systems).
- Results reported on 85% response rate or higher.
Important
Hair tests (Bioresonance Therapy) are categorised as Complementary and Alternative Medicines (CAMs) covering therapies that fall outside mainstream medicine. Conventional medicine does not currently recognise Bioresonance as it has not been subject to significant scientific research.
Bioresonance reports and related information do not make a medical diagnosis nor is it intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
Always seek the advice of a vet or other qualified health provider if your pet has a medical condition and/or medical symptoms. Never disregard professional vet’s advice or delay in seeking it.