Breed information and clinical signs can guide the search, but the final choice must match a defined target and accepted sample.
Inherited health, identity, parentage, colour and focused panels.
Blood group, PKD, infection PCR and breeder panels.
Colour and health markers interpreted with pedigree and history.
Sexing, PCR and group submissions use different samples.
Respiratory signs, weakness, coat change or reproductive concerns may have several causes. A molecular target should be chosen with veterinary context.
A DNA or PCR report supports a veterinary work-up and does not replace examination.