Name: Personalized Food Report
Price: 40.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Do you suspect that your pet has allergies?

Did you know that there is a difference between allergies, intolerances, and sensitivities?

The term allergy should be reserved only for adverse reactions that have a true immune component. Testing for allergies can be done by your Veterinarian.
The terms ‘sensitivity’ and ‘intolerance’ can be used interchangeably when discussing your pet, and mean that his body does not agree with a particular food &/or environmental item. Testing for intolerances can be done at home.

Once you have your allergy &/or intolerance test results, come back here to purchase a personalized food report. We will use the test results to find safe foods, treats, and supplements that are optimal for your pet!

Process:

Purchase an at-home intolerance kit. You can purchase ours here: (SOON!)
Collect the hair sample
Mail it into the lab
Get results
Share results with us
Fill out an Energize Paws Pet Profile
Allow 5-7 days for us to compile the best options

***Note: While the product says it will be shipped, no physical product will be shipped. We will, however, email you the pdf of your food report. Any questions, please email foodreports@energizepaws.com

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(813) 603-1383

Riverview, Florida

Disclaimer: While Pet Nutrition & Wellness is our passion, it does not pay the bills. As a result, many of the links included on this website, at no additional cost to you, will help us earn a small commission when you click through and make a purchase. Thank you for supporting our small business.

The products we provide do not cover every type or brand of food, treat, &/or supplement that may be available. The suggestions we may make are not intended to offer medical advice and are for informational purposes only. There may be ingredients listed in the foods, treats, and supplements mentioned that were not part of an Allergy / Intolerance / Sensitivity Test your pet had. As a result, there could be other factors that may mean a food, treat, &/or supplement mentioned may not be optimal for your pet. We recommend discussing any concerns you have with your Veterinarian.