Science — Microbiome

Your pet’s gut doesn’t work alone.

The gut microbiome is connected to digestion, immune activity, skin, and other parts of everyday health. Understanding its patterns can add useful context to your pet’s care.

Pet microbiome science
A closer look

When the same concerns keep coming back.

Persistent stool changes, sensitive digestion, or recurring skin concerns can have many causes. Microbiome testing adds another layer of information by showing patterns in gut bacterial balance and diversity.

Itchy skin Sensitive digestion Loose stool Constipation
The gut–skin connection

The gut influences more than digestion.

Gut microbes help shape immune activity and produce metabolites that interact with systems throughout the body, including the skin. Research in dogs continues to uncover how the gut–skin axis relates to skin health and inflammation.

A baseline you can track

Start with a clearer picture of their gut.

A microbiome test shows your pet’s current gut bacterial profile. Retesting later can help you compare changes alongside diet, routines, and everyday care.

How it works

From sample to practical insight.

A simple at-home collection becomes a personalized digital report designed to make complex microbiome data easier to understand.

01

Collect

Collect a stool sample at home.

02

Analyze

Your sample is analyzed in a Canadian lab.

03

Understand

See balance, diversity, and key bacteria in your report.

04

Support

Use the insights to inform diet and daily care.

From data to insight

Microbiome Data, Made Useful.

Your pet’s sample reveals gut bacteria, balance, diversity, and key patterns. Clear scores and personalized recommendations help guide diet, daily care, and long-term wellness.

Ready to look closer?

Understand your pet’s gut with real data.

Start with an at-home microbiome test and see bacterial balance, diversity, key groups, and personalized care priorities.