Pet DNA Testing by Easy DNA

Analyses your dog’s DNA to identify the breeds in your mixed-breed dog

• Understand the genetic heritage of your dog, their unique traits and predisposition to disease
• Covers the most prevalent breeds found in mixed-breed dogs

Analyses your dog’s DNA to test for genetically predisposed allergies, identify your dog’s breed, and determine your dog’s genetic age.

• Identifies their reaction to more than 100 allergens
• Determines their breed using a database of 95 of the most prevalent dog breeds
• Identifies your dog’s age at the genetic level by measuring the length of their telomeres

Analyses your dog’s DNA to assess its genetic disease susceptibility.

• The most accurate and scientific means available for selective mating
• Analyses SNPs in your dog’s DNA, which act as tellers of disease
• Results in seven working days

Analyses your dog’s DNA to determine their biological age and breed.

• Measures the length of your dog’s telomeres to determine their age at the genetic level
• Uses a database of more than 95 dog breeds to pinpoint your dog’s breed composition

Analyses your dog’s DNA to accurately determine the parent/s, helping breeders to provide a guarantee of the dog’s ancestry and pedigree.

• Uses a profile of 16 genetic markers
• Can be carried out on new born puppies

Analyses the DNA of your dog and the ‘alleged’ sire(s), but not the mother, to determine paternity.

• Establishes the parentage and pedigree of a dog with an accuracy of 99.99%
• Extended testing with more DNA markers to compensate for the mother’s absence

Analyses your birds’ DNA to accurately determine the sex of many species.

• Determines the sex of a bird with 100% accuracy
• Tests feather and/or blood samples
• Examines chromosomal designation known as ZW chromosomes
• Tests a minimum of five samples

Analyses your cat’s DNA to determine whether it has inherited a copy of the gene that elevates the risk of developing Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD).

• A means of ensuring a healthy gene pool
• Can be done without the help of a veterinary surgeon