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Pet Oral Microbiome Check

$299 AUD
Find out what’s really going on inside your pet’s mouth. This easy, at-home test uses state-of-the-art DNA sequencing technology to detect bacterial imbalances and the presence of harmful bacteria, even before symptoms occur. Use the customised recommendations to make informed choices for your dog’s unique oral and dental health needs.
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Discover your pet’s unique oral microbiome and gain insights into their dental health.

  • Detect bacterial overgrowths and imbalances linked to gum disease and bad breath — even before symptoms appear.
  • Identify beneficial bacteria and learn how to support a balanced, healthy oral ecosystem.
  • Receive personalised, science-based recommendations to improve your pet’s oral hygiene.

When to use this test:

  • Find the root cause of bad breath, gum disease, or tooth loss.
  • Track improvements after dental cleanings or changes in oral care.
  • Monitor oral pathogens without a vet visit.
  • Establish a baseline for your pet’s oral microbiome.
  • Explore the fascinating microbes that keep your pet’s mouth healthy.
What's included
Oral Microbiome Report Summary
Each animal has a unique collection of thousands of different types of bacteria and other microbes (such as viruses, fungi, etc) in their mouth, referred to collectively as the “oral microbiome”. A healthy oral microbiome is crucial for a pet's overall health, from fresh breath to a healthy heart. Explore your key domains below to understand your pet's unique oral microbiome balance and the simple steps you can take to improve their oral health.
Beneficial Oral Bacteria
Beneficial bacteria support a healthy oral microbiome by protecting against harmful microbes and maintaining balanced immunity. Their presence promotes fresh breath, strong gums, and overall well-being in companion animals.
This cheek swab test measures:
Peridontal Disease Bacteria
Pathogenic bacteria are aggressive species that actively damage oral tissues and drive infection in companion animals. Their detection indicates active disease processes that require prompt treatment to restore oral and systemic health.
This cheek swab test measures:
Opportunistic Bacteria
Opportunistic bacteria are normally harmless residents of the companion animal mouth but can cause disease when balance is disrupted by stress, illness, or poor oral hygiene. Their presence signals a shift in the microbiome that may precede inflammation or periodontal disease.
This cheek swab test measures:
Test instructions
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Your cheek swab test kit and all instructions are posted directly to you - there is no need to visit a collection centre.
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Avoid antibiotics for 2 weeks, and probiotics for 3 days prior to sample collection.
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Mail your sample back to the lab using the prepaid envelope and packaging provided.
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Results for this test typically available in 3 weeks and will be published in your online dashboard.
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This information is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the guidance of your veterinarian practitioner or other qualified health professional with any questions you may have regarding your pet’s health or a medical condition.
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