Safe and Non Invasive Testing Procedure 

Using DNA Analysis, only a hair & saliva sample required

*The contents of our test reports are not meant to infer any medical diagnosis, conditions or illnesses under any circumstances. 

Given that horses, like humans, have a nervous system and the food they consume can have either a positive or negative effect on their brain and nervous system, it makes sense to conduct a food intolerance test for them. Since horses cannot communicate their discomfort, it is even more important to check for foods that may cause problems, especially for performance horses who have a limited diet. Just as with humans, certain foods can cause health problems or headaches in horses, and consuming foods that their body cannot handle can negatively impact their energy levels and overall performance. Additionally, problematic foods can cause mood swings in horses, just like in humans.

By using advanced analysis methods, we can determine which foods your horse's body can tolerate and which it cannot. After making adjustments to their diet, you may see significant improvements in their nature, including increased speed, concentration, and stamina, within a few weeks.

Take Control of your Horse's Health

With our Equiscan Report, you can take positive steps towards understanding your horses health better. Scan results may reveal foods or ingredients that you wish to eliminate under the guidance of a suitable adviser. Choose from our packages above to suit your needs and budget.

Discover potential food intolerances that may be holding back your horse's potential. By eliminating problematic foods, you can enhance their energy levels, concentration, and overall performance.

Our analysis is performed using advanced genetic testing methods, providing accurate and reliable results. We leverage the power of technology to give you the knowledge you need to make informed dietary decisions.

Unlike other tests on the market, our test is purpose-built for horses, with markers carefully chosen based on their diet and health. We've removed irrelevant markers and included those specific to horses, even accounting for region-specific grasses and hays from around the world.