Our Dog Allergy Test uses a small blood sample to screen for responses to 125 food and environmental allergens, such as proteins, grasses, pollens, dust mites and moulds.

A pet sensitivity test uses a hair or fur sample to highlight potential sensitivity patterns across up to 1,100 food and environmental items, helping you decide what to investigate further.

An allergy involves an immune response to a specific trigger, while a sensitivity or intolerance is a broader, often slower reaction. Some signs can overlap, which is why the tests use different samples and shouldn't be treated as interchangeable.

Choose the blood-based Dog Allergy Test if you want to screen for allergen responses, or the hair-based sensitivity test for a wider look at possible food and environmental triggers. If you're unsure, compare both tests side by side.

Yes. The Pet Sensitivity Test is suitable for both dogs and cats and only needs a small hair or fur sample. The blood-based allergy test is currently for dogs only.

The panels cover common food ingredients and environmental items such as grasses, trees, moulds and household materials. Each product page lists the full set of items tested.

Each kit includes step-by-step instructions. Hair tests need a small sample of hair or fur, and the allergy test needs a few drops of blood collected on the card provided.

Results are usually ready within 3 working days of your sample arriving at the laboratory, and are sent as a digital report.

Use the report to decide which items to investigate further, for example through a gradual elimination diet, and share it with your vet so they have more information to work with.

Speak to a vet if symptoms are severe, sudden or worsening, if your pet is in pain or distress, or if symptoms continue despite dietary changes. Our tests support your investigation but are not a veterinary diagnosis.