Pet DNA Tests

Cat DNA tests

Do you ever wonder what breed your cat is? Ever wondered why your cat has certain characteristics such as striped fur, large body size, long whisker length and etc? An analysis of the cat’s DNA can provide you with answers to many of those questions.

 

Dog DNA tests

Have you ever wondered why your dog is so large or small? Perhaps you have wondered why it has certain features like thick fur, short fur, or a particular temperament. When you perform a dog DNA test on your pet, you can find out what breed it belongs to and what breed traits it may reflect.

Cat DNA tests

Cats have been associated with humans for over 10,000 years. In ancient times, they were praised as gods by some civilizations such as the ancient Egyptians. During agricultural times, cats would help farmers rid themselves of pesty rodents. Cats we know today are our house pets and best friends. Currently there are over 50 different types of cat breeds throughout the world. Although sometimes they treat us like roommates, we treat them like a family member. In the same manner as any family member, we wish to ensure that they are in the best possible health and well-being. While they may appear mysterious and have strange quirks, their DNA may be able to explain a great deal of those mysteries.

 

 

Dog DNA tests

The dog, also known as a canine, has been man’s best friend for over 20,000 years. Dogs have a strong association with humans especially in early human civilization. Dogs were believed to have been domesticated from wolves according to history. Ancient people used dogs to assist them in hunting, and it is believed that dogs provided security by alerting them to danger. In today’s breeds, dogs are adorned with many features to meet the needs of the public. Evolution has also bred out or disappeared many of their intimidating wolf-like features. In the present day, dogs still help people by being companions, such as seeing eye dogs or service dogs. They may also herd animals, hunt and do other tasks dictated to them. Currently there are over 200 breeds of dogs all over the world. When you decide to give your dog a DNA test it can help you take care of your best friend and help it experience the best dog years it can.