Urban Animal presents ‘Just ONE Question’ with a special collaboration with Cessna lifeline скачать в хорошем качестве

Urban Animal presents ‘Just ONE Question’ with a special collaboration with Cessna lifeline

What does a DNA test tell you about a dog’s health? Here is another question asked my pet parents very often. A DNA test for dogs can provide information about their health in several ways. Here are some examples: Breed-related health risks: A DNA test can identify a dog’s breed or breeds, and this information can be used to assess their risk for certain genetic diseases that are more common in certain breeds. Predictive testing: In some cases, a DNA test can predict whether a dog is likely to develop a certain genetic disease in the future. For example, some tests can identify dogs that are at risk for progressive retinal atrophy, a degenerative eye disease that can cause blindness. In some cases as Dr. Barathan (Cessna Lifeline Domlur) explains in the video, can also be prevented if known through a DNA test. With tests like Urban Animal genetic testing, it helps vets and pet parents to make informed decisions on how to manage conditions that your pets might be predisposed to. Remember: some of these conditions can be prevented entirely if known earlier. So our recommendation is to take your pet’s health in your control and be informed all the time. Urban animal’s genetic test kits help test over 130+ genetic disease markers for your pets. These tests are available across all Cessna Lifeline hospitals and clinics. Book an appointment with us by calling 07676365365 to get the Urban Animal genetic testing done for your pets. #cessnalifelineveterinaryhospital #cessnalifeline #pethospital #petcare #smallanimals #canine #pethealth #feline #veterinaryclinic #petclinic #veterinaryhospital #veterinarymedicine #veterinary #veterinarian #caninehealth #bengaluru #navimumbai #gurgaon #FelineHealth #veterinaryscience #PetGeneticTesting #DNAtestingforpets #CanineDNAtesting #FelineDNAtesting #GeneticTestingforPets #DogDNAtest #CatDNAtest #PetHealth #PetWellness #HealthyPets