This test is a total scam, don't waste your money. They send back a 3 column list with foods your dog is 'good' with, neutral with, or should be kept away from/has too high levels of in their system. It's totally vague and just leads to many more questions. If you try to ask questions they respond in 2 to 4 days with generic answers that do not go beyond what is in their faq on their website.
Their test results also mentioned my dog has allergy to yucca, which is virtually impossible. It said he has heart worm, which is non-existent in this environment and he takes a monthly pill to prevent. It listed Beef and Sweet Potato, and eggs under allergies, but he eats those all the time without any issue.
I asked for a copy of the actual lab results but they claim they don't have them... in their words...
"The Green, Yellow, Red system we have developed is part of our "vet-free" system for understanding our results. Our proprietary software takes lab results and translates them into this easy to understand report for our non-technical customers. You do not need a vet or vet consultation fee to make sense of and have the results read to you. For some people, it's too simple. Oversimplified. But most of our customers appreciate the insight and direction our test provides at a very reasonable price point.
Our proprietary software was specifically designed for a non-expert to be able to read, understand and use the information without requiring a vet or vet's visit. Value and convenience. This is what our customers expect from ImmuneIQ.com. Our lab directly inputs the results of the tests they perform into our software which generates these reports. I am sorry I can not access any more than your PDF report for you."
If you push for further explanation they recommend you consult with a vet who they recommend. That vet will 'consult' for $60 for a $15 minute phone call. |