The tests we run — explained honestly
We think you should know exactly what we can measure, what a result actually means, and where a test has real limits. Below is every test we can run on dogs and cats, in plain language — including the ones the industry tends to oversell.
None of these tests are a diagnosis. They spot trends and flag things worth a closer look with your veterinarian.
Core wellness bloodwork
Complete Blood Count (CBC)
🐕🐈The red cells, white cells, and platelets — a broad snapshot of overall health.
What it measures →Blood Chemistry Panel
🐕🐈Organ function — kidneys, liver, blood sugar, protein, and electrolytes.
What it measures →SDMA (Early Kidney Marker)
🐕🐈A newer kidney marker that can flag decline earlier than creatinine alone.
What it measures →Thyroid (T4)
🐕🐈Thyroid hormone level — metabolism, weight, coat, and energy.
What it measures →Infectious disease screening
Routine health checks
Add-on & emerging tests
Allergy Testing
🐕🐈Useful for environmental allergies — but not the way to diagnose food allergies.
What it measures →Biological Age (DNA Methylation)
🐕An estimate of biological age from epigenetic markers — a trend, not a verdict.
What it measures →Breed & Genetic Health Panel
🐕🐈DNA insights into breed mix and inherited health risk markers.
What it measures →What we collect, and why
For each test you choose, we store the results against your pet's profile so you can see them over time — that trend line is the whole point. We collect the values the lab reports (for example, the numbers on a blood panel), not more than we need. You can ask us to delete your pet's data at any time. See our privacy policy for details.
Educational information only, not veterinary advice. Always consult a licensed veterinarian about your pet's health. 12 tests documented.