Colour Testing

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SpotsandBays

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Which companies do you all use for colour testing?

I’ve used Animal Genetics UK previously (for a pssm test) and was happy with the service however I’m struggling to get logged in and the website is being clunky and won’t let me change it to UK so I’m getting US prices.

Are there any others?
 
SpotsandBays said:
Which companies do you all use for colour testing?

I’ve used Animal Genetics UK previously (for a pssm test) and was happy with the service however I’m struggling to get logged in and the website is being clunky and won’t let me change it to UK so I’m getting US prices.

Are there any others?
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Once you go to checkout, does it show in £? Does for me - was coincidentally looking on there this evening.
 
Ugh sorry not sure what I did there!
I can’t get into my account to try and add to basket annoyingly. I’ve requested to reset password but I’m not getting any emails through
 
I would look at laboklin. It’s a diagnostic lab used by vets as well as the public

I have used animal genetics before with my collies. I test for MDR1 as standard.

I tested my Red Merle collie with them to see if she was a double merle. she had gone into acute renal failure for no obvious reason. She came back as a black tri collie from a blood test that I had taken myself. I had to send a picture of her to prove the test was wrong. Can’t say I believed the new results when they “retested” her blood.

Everything got retested at Laboklin for all the collies.

Freya is doing well after her stint in the ICU. Best guess was anti freeze as she was a 5mth puppy who was into everything on the street.
 
Inda said:
I would look at laboklin. It’s a diagnostic lab used by vets as well as the public

I have used animal genetics before with my collies. I test for MDR1 as standard.

I tested my Red Merle collie with them to see if she was a double merle. she had gone into acute renal failure for no obvious reason. She came back as a black tri collie from a blood test that I had taken myself. I had to send a picture of her to prove the test was wrong. Can’t say I believed the new results when they “retested” her blood.

Everything got retested at Laboklin for all the collies.

Freya is doing well after her stint in the ICU. Best guess was anti freeze as she was a 5mth puppy who was into everything on the street.
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That’s really odd! I wonder if there was a mix up with the samples at the lab or something to end up with that result from Animal Genetics?
 
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