Gut Microbiome Test for Dogs & Cats
At-home stool test for dogs and cats
- See how your pet’s gut bacteria compare with healthy reference ranges
- Review gut patterns alongside stool, gas and appetite changes
- Get top priorities and a 90-day care roadmap to share with your vet
Prepaid return mailer
Results in about a month
For dogs & cats
What’s in the box
Stool collection swab and tube, step-by-step guide, prepaid return mailer and access to your digital report.
How to collect
Collect a small stool sample with the swab, seal it in the tube and mail it back.
Shipping & returns
Orders ship within 1–2 business days. Unused and unregistered kits can be returned within 14 days of delivery.
Gut Microbiome Test for Dogs & Cats
AT-HOME TEST
FOR DOGS & CATS
RESULTS IN ABOUT A MONTH
PREPAID RETURN MAILER
DEVELOPED BY CANADIAN MICROBIOME SCIENTISTS
IS THIS TEST FOR YOUR PET?
Tummy troubles that keep coming back?
A gut test can help if you’ve noticed any of these in your dog or cat.
Blood in stool, repeated vomiting or a pet who seems unwell? Please see your vet first.
YOUR REPORT
See what’s inside your pet’s report.
A 22-page report that starts with a simple summary and goes as deep as you want.
Sample report from a real, anonymized dog
AFTER YOUR RESULTS
From report to everyday care.
When to retest: about every 6 months, or at least 6–8 weeks after a diet or supplement change.
A report doesn’t diagnose or fix a condition. It gives you clearer information to make care decisions with your veterinarian.
HOW IT WORKS
Simple to do at home.
1. Activate
Enter the Kit ID from the barcode sticker on the side of the box.
2. Collect
Collect a small stool sample with the swab, seal it in the tube and mail it back.
3. Mail it back
Pop the sample in the prepaid return mailer and drop it off.
4. Get your report
We email you when your report is ready, in about a month.
BUILT ON MICROBIOME SCIENCE
Clear results, honest limits.
Pawomics tests are developed by Canadian microbiome scientists. Every report is written in plain language, explains what each result can and can’t tell you, and is ready to share with your vet.
- Plain-language summary and top priorities
- A clear note on what the test does not show
- Built to share with your veterinarian
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