CatCheck Genetic Disease Test

Description

CatCheck Genetic Disease Test

The CatCheck Genetic Disease Test offers broader feline genetic screening for cat owners, breeders, rescues, and catteries who want more context than a single-condition test. Instead of focusing on one inherited health concern, this test screens for 75+ genetic diseases, blood groups, and traits, giving you a more complete genetic-health overview for your cat.

This makes CatCheck a practical choice when you want to review inherited risk factors before breeding, keep better genetic records, or add more depth to your cat’s long-term care planning.

Why this test stands out

Many feline DNA tests focus on one condition, such as PKD. CatCheck is different because it provides a wider genetic-health review in one test. It can help owners and breeders start with stronger information when they want a more complete picture of inherited health considerations.

For breeders and catteries, the report can support more informed breeding decisions and help maintain organized inherited-health records. For pet owners, it offers useful DNA-based insight that can be kept on file and discussed with a veterinarian if health-related findings appear.

How it works

1. Order the test and wait for the kit to arrive.
2. Collect the DNA sample using the included cheek-swab instructions.
3. Return the sample for laboratory analysis.
4. Receive your results after the estimated processing window.

Best for

• Breeding program screening
• Cat owners who want broader inherited-health insight
• Rescues and catteries managing feline health records
• Owners who want more than a single-condition screen
• Early planning around inherited health considerations
• Cats where a broader genetic profile is preferred over one narrow test

Turnaround and reporting

The listed turnaround for this product is 20 to 25 working days after the lab receives eligible samples.

Results are intended to support informed next steps and conversations with your veterinarian. This test does not replace veterinary diagnosis, treatment, or medical advice.