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Allergy Testing

Useful for environmental allergies — but not the way to diagnose food allergies.

What it measures

  • Allergen-specific IgE antibodies to environmental triggers (pollens, dust mites, molds)

What results can show

  • For environmental allergies, results can guide allergen-specific immunotherapy
  • Helps narrow down likely environmental triggers to discuss with your vet

Honest limitations

Blood, saliva, and hair tests are not reliable for diagnosing FOOD allergies — veterinary dermatology consensus is that a supervised elimination-diet trial is the gold standard. We present allergy testing as a starting point for a conversation with your vet, never as a standalone diagnosis.

What we collect

Reported allergen sensitivities, clearly labeled as a screening aid, not a diagnosis.

Educational information only, not veterinary advice, and not a diagnosis. Always consult a licensed veterinarian about your pet's health.