PET ENVIRONMENTAL TEST

How To Read Your Pet's Environmental Intolerance Results

Grey: No significant intolerance was detected. These items are not expected to cause discomfort or an adverse reaction. There is no need for avoidance.

Green: (Level 1) Mild intolerance was detected. Any symptoms are unlikely to be noticeable. Minimize environmental exposure if possible.

Yellow: (Level 2) Moderate intolerance was detected. Symptoms may be starting to affect day to day life, indicating a more noticeable symptom. It is recommended to avoid these environmental items during the elimination period.

Red: (Level 3) Severe intolerance was detected. Symptoms may have already physically manifested and require immediate attention. It is recommended to avoid exposure to these environmental items for 6-8 weeks.

Actions To Take: Environmental Intolerances

1. Prioritize Level 3 Items: Level 3 items are the ones that your pet is more intolerant to. These are the items that you should try to minimize their exposure to as much as possible.

2. Identify Potential Sources: Examine various aspects of their environment, including their bedding, furniture, cleaning products used at home, and outdoor elements like grasses, pollens, bushes, and nearby trees.

3. Reduce Outdoor Exposure: If your pet spends time outdoors, especially in areas where potential triggers are present, consider wiping their feet with a damp cloth when they come indoors. This can help remove allergens like pollen and decrease the likelihood of transferring them indoors.

4. Purpose Of The Test: The 5Strands Environmental Intolerance Test is designed to help you gain a better understanding of your pet’s body and become more aware of their sensitivities. This awareness will empower you to make informed choices about the environment and substances your pet is exposed to.

5. Adhere To Guidelines: You can proactively take steps to create a more comfortable and healthier environment for your pet. This personalized approach to care can lead to enhanced well-being and potentially lessen the impact of environmental triggers on their health.