A Closer Look at Your Pet
Your pet's DNA holds information that isn't always visible from the outside. Wisdom Panel™ helps turn that information into insights you can understand and discuss with your veterinary team.
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Breed & Ancestry
Discover your pet's breed background and better understand where some of their characteristics may come from.
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Genetic Health
Screen for inherited genetic variants associated with certain health conditions and medication sensitivities.
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Traits
Explore genetic factors behind coat, color, body features, and other physical characteristics.
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Family & Genetics
Learn more about your pet's ancestry and other genetic information included with their specific panel.
DNA Insights for Dogs & Cats
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Wisdom Panel™ Canine Testing
265+ genetic health conditions
430+ breeds screened
50+ physical traits
Multi-generational family tree
Genetic diversity insights
Get a more complete picture of your dog's ancestry, traits, and genetic health to help support personalized care throughout life.
Wisdom Panel's current veterinary canine kit lists these capabilities.
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Wisdom Panel™ Feline Testing
45+ genetic health conditions
70+ breeds & populations
25+ physical traits
Multi-generational family tree
Blood type + genetic diversity
Discover genetic health, ancestry, and trait information to help you better understand your cat.
These are also the current specifications that Wisdom Panel provides for its veterinary feline panel.
4 Easy Steps.
One Comprehensive Report.
01
Collect
A cheek swab provides the DNA sample needed for testing.
02
Submit
The sample is prepared and sent to the laboratory for analysis.
03
Analyze
Your pet's DNA is evaluated for the information included in their panel.
04
Review
Receive your pet's report and discuss health-related findings with our veterinary team.
More Information for More Personalized Care
DNA testing doesn't predict everything about your pet's future health. Instead, genetic results can provide another piece of information for your veterinary team to consider alongside your pet's examination, medical history, lifestyle, and other diagnostic testing.
Identify Potential Risks
Learn whether your pet carries certain genetic variants associated with inherited conditions.
Plan Ahead
Some findings may help guide conversations about monitoring, screening, or preventive care.
Care for the Individual
Genetic information adds another layer to what we already know about your pet.