Pet Allergy Testing for Itchy Skin

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Cat And Dog — Animal Care Sydney in Castle Hill, NSW

The Healthy Dog Or Cat Assessment

Does your dog/cat constantly itch and scratch?


Have you been told it is food or environmental allergies?

Wouldn't it be nice to know what food or environmental factors that your pet is allergic too?

If you have answered YES, let me help you.

The Alternative Sensitivity Assessment© is the original hair and saliva method for assessing immune imbalances and finding solutions to help your pet.

This assessment is unlike any other. You can use it as a road map to map out your pet's path to health. Using DNA Biofeedback testing, they are able to ascertain which foods and environmental stressors are triggering your pet's health issues. Next, it tells you what the underlying issues may be. Then I can offer suggestions to help you eliminate the underlying stressors that are causing your pet's discomfort.

Pet allergies have become a global epidemic to our beloved companions. Not only is the environment full of toxins, but the foods and water that we feed our animals are also cause for concern. By developing the "Alternative Sensitivity Assessment©", you can strive to eliminate the guessing in what food items and environmental stressors may be affecting your pet's health.

In many cases, the pet's health issue may be caused by a yeast overgrowth, which left untreated, can lead to secondary bacterial infections. This can affect the skin or ears, or both. One cause for this overgrowth can be caused by the lack of enzymes in the diet. Other causes can be antibiotics or stress. After a time, this yeast can cause the immune system to be stressed and no longer able to combat the constant input of triggers.

Simply by sending me the saliva saturated swabs (enclosed in a kit) and some hair, we can tell you what foods may be causing your dog/cat problems. This test is all inclusive for food sensitivity and triggers, environmental disturbances and triggers, as well as beneficial holistic remedies. To get started on the assessment, send us an enquiry today to get in touch.

About The Alternative Sensitivity Assessment:

This assessment is a non-invasive, non-medical/lab system for finding sensitivities and trigger foods. The test is truly an alternative method and should not be compared to blood testing or serum testing. They do not use this assessment to measure IgE and IgG antibodies. The patent pending analysis is strictly for trigger foods and external stressors as well as potential triggers and sensitivities that are affecting your pet's health now. If you have had a blood panel performed with your veterinarian, we most likely will not have a reading for the items that you have already eliminated from the dog's food and environment. What's included in a Kit:

  • Sample sheet of what items your pet will be assessed for. (200 Food Items, Environmental, Beneficial Holistic Remedies)
  • Order Form (Must accompany the pet's samples when sent)
  • 3 Organic Cotton Swabs
  • Plastic Zip Bag (To place the hair and Saliva samples)

Total price $160.00 for test only.

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  • What is pet allergy testing for itchy skin and how does it work?

    Pet allergy testing for itchy skin identifies the specific allergens triggering your pet's immune response, rather than simply managing symptoms. Testing typically analyses a sample to detect sensitivities across a broad range of triggers, including environmental allergens like grasses, pollens and dust mites, as well as food-based sensitivities. Once specific triggers are identified, a targeted management plan can be developed, which may include dietary changes, environmental adjustments and natural allergy support for pets. For pets with recurring unexplained itchy skin, testing is often a far more efficient path than trialling multiple products without knowing the cause.

  • What's the difference between a food allergy and an environmental allergy in pets?

    Food and environmental allergies in pets can look very similar – both commonly cause itchy skin, coat changes, digestive upset and recurring ear or skin infections. A food allergy occurs when a pet reacts to a specific dietary ingredient, most commonly proteins like chicken, beef or dairy. Environmental allergies are triggered by inhaled or contact substances such as grasses, pollens or dust mites. Some pets experience both simultaneously, which makes pinpointing the cause without testing difficult. A thorough allergy test covering both food and environmental triggers gives the clearest picture for building an effective support plan.

  • At what age can pets be allergy tested, and is it suitable for all animals?

    Allergy testing is generally suitable from around six months to one year of age, once a pet has had enough environmental exposure for meaningful sensitivities to develop. It's appropriate for both dogs and cats, and is particularly valuable for pets with a history of recurring skin, ear or digestive issues. Older pets with long-standing symptoms can also benefit – identifying triggers later in life can still lead to meaningful improvements in comfort and quality of life. If you're unsure whether testing is appropriate for your pet, a conversation with a qualified animal health professional is the best starting point.