Understanding Copper Toxicosis for breeding decisions
Understanding the three variants for Copper Toxicosis - APT7B, ATP7A, and RETN.
Mast cell tumors (MCT) and what to look out for
We explain what mast cell tumors in dogs are and why knowing your dog’s risk can help you recognize this type of tumor and catch ...
Preparing for hearing loss
A few changes to your routine can help your dog adjust to hearing loss.
Preparing for vision loss
There are many causes of vision loss, including genetic factors. A few changes to your routine can help your dog adjust.
How to talk to your vet about your dog's MDR1 result
If your dog is at risk for MDR1 drug sensitivity, you and your veterinarian can take steps to prevent a bad drug reaction.
How genetic health testing helped save Molly's life
When she brought Molly to the veterinarian for a regular physical exam, Sue Benner didn’t expect to find a genetic health risk.
Canine eye screenings explained
An eye screening exam is one of the most common physical (phenotype) health tests for dogs. Annual eye testing is recommended.
Fanny's unique story about vitiligo in dogs
Vitiligo is an autoimmune condition that causes dogs to lose pigment cells in their skin and hair. But is it genetic?
Canine Ichthyosis: What genetic testing tells us
Our veterinary geneticists explain the science behind ichthyosis in dogs.
Coagulopathies and DNA
With DNA testing, you can uncover and monitor your dog's health risks, including any coagulopathies.
Progressive Retinal Atrophy in Dogs Explained
Embark tests for over a dozen different variants that are known to cause progressive retinal atrophy, or PRA, in dogs.
Is your dog at risk for DM? What the latest research can tell you
A disease of mature dogs, Degenerative Myelopathy(DM) is a progressive, degenerative disorder of the spinal cord that causes musc...
Genetic testing for Type I IVDD
Embark tests for the genetic variant associated with increased risk for Type I Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD) in dogs, or a s...
Exercise-induced collapse (EIC)
EIC is a muscle disorder that can cause muscle weakness, leading to sudden collapse during playtime.
