A hair test is one of the gentlest ways to understand what’s really going on for your dog, no needles, no stress, just a small snip of fur and a detailed look at how their body is coping with everyday foods.
What a hair test actually measures
The test screens for the everyday foods and environmental factors your dog may be poorly tolerating. It’s common to see staples like wheat, certain proteins, or a particular treat showing up on the list, often the very things in their daily bowl. Knowing which foods sit uneasily lets us adjust the diet thoughtfully rather than guessing.
What the report looks like
You receive a personalised nutrition report, written in plain language, grouping items by how well your dog is tolerating them. We then talk through practical swaps: what to reduce, what to try instead, and how to reintroduce foods slowly so you can watch how your dog responds.
How it fits alongside your vet
A hair test is a supportive tool, not a diagnosis. It helps us tailor everyday nutrition and gentle care, and it works alongside your vet, never instead of them. If something in the report points to a health concern, that’s a conversation for your vet, and I’ll happily help you prepare for it.