Frequently Asked Questions
MyCatDNA™
€99,99
MyCatDNA™ provides breeders with the most comprehensive test of its kind, for use on any pedigreed or mixed-breed cat. We’ve taken the latest scientific research on cat population genetics and developed a simple and easy at–home swab test that screens for multiple diseases and traits while also evaluating genetic diversity. This kind of testing can provide advantages over traditional techniques such as pedigree analysis and help breeders to develop proactive, sustainable breeding programs.
Our leading genetic testing panel for both pedigreed and mixed-breed cats includes 45+ genetic health tests, plus blood type, along with traits and genetic diversity.
All received DNA test results are reported online to your user account in the secured MyCatDNA™ database.
What’s included in our leading genetic testing panel
Here’s how Wisdom Panel™ tests deliver actionable insights on traits, and health for both dogs and cats.
4 Easy Steps. One Comprehensive Report.
Activate
Register your kit with your profile using the code included with it.
Collect
Swab for 15 seconds to gather a DNA sample.
Send
Mail your samples to our lab using the prepaid mailer.
Results
We’ll email you a report in 2-3 weeks’ time
Most MyCatDNA™ results arrive around 2-3 weeks after our lab receives your dog's DNA sample. That said, extended times sometimes occur due to circumstances beyond our control (e.g., volume at the lab, holidays, illnesses, natural disasters). You'll get an email notification when your results are ready. Please note—results are digital and available in your online account only. No physical report will be mailed, but you may download a printable technical report from your account.
We recommend waiting at least two hours after feeding your pet a meal or treat to swab. (Water is fine—no delay necessary.) This helps ensure you get an uncontaminated sample.
We recommend waiting at least two hours after feeding your pet a meal or treat to swab. (Water is fine—no delay necessary.) This helps ensure you get an uncontaminated sample.
We recommend waiting at least two hours after feeding your pet a meal or treat to swab. (Water is fine—no delay necessary.) This helps ensure you get an uncontaminated sample.