Urine mycotoxin testing for pets helps identify exposure concerns when dogs or cats show unexplained symptoms.

Pets spend their lives close to floorboards, carpets, and HVAC vents, making them highly vulnerable to indoor mold toxins. Unexplained pet lethargy, hair loss, or respiratory distress can sometimes be linked to hidden home mold. Our pet urine mycotoxin testing provides specialized analysis for companion animals, measuring over 12 fungal mycotoxins that can affect animal health. Pets are often the first indicators of indoor environmental problems because they live closer to the ground where mycotoxin-laden dust settles, and they have smaller body masses that can make them more sensitive to environmental toxins. The test kit includes everything needed for non-invasive home sample collection, and results are delivered in a format that you can share directly with your veterinarian. This testing does not diagnose any disease in your pet. It provides environmental exposure data that your veterinarian can use alongside clinical evaluation to determine whether mold exposure may be a contributing factor in your pet's symptoms. We recommend reviewing all results with a qualified veterinary professional.
Pet owners whose dogs or cats are experiencing unexplained symptoms such as lethargy, hair loss, respiratory issues, or recurring infections. Also for pet owners who have confirmed mold in their home and want to assess their pet's exposure.
Pets often show symptoms of environmental mold exposure before their owners do. Testing your pet's mycotoxin levels can provide an early warning that your indoor environment has a mold problem, even if you have not yet noticed symptoms yourself.
The pet urine collection kit is shipped to your home with detailed instructions for non-invasive sample collection.
You collect a urine sample from your dog or cat using the provided kit and preparation guidelines.
The sample is sent to a veterinary diagnostic laboratory for high-sensitivity mycotoxin analysis.
You receive a comprehensive results report to present to your veterinarian for clinical correlation and treatment planning.
Frequent scratching without fleas, unexplained coughing, lethargy, loss of appetite, recurring eye or ear irritation, or hair loss can all be signs. If your vet has ruled out common causes, mold exposure may be worth investigating.
No. This test measures mycotoxin levels for environmental exposure assessment. It does not diagnose any disease. Diagnosis should be made by a qualified veterinarian using clinical evaluation alongside laboratory data.
The kit includes non-absorbent litter and a collection syringe, making it easy to collect urine from cats. Full instructions are provided with the kit.
Yes. Many clients order human and pet mycotoxin testing together to get a complete picture of household exposure. This combined data is valuable for both your physician and your veterinarian.
We offer Urine Mycotoxin Testing for Pets (Dogs and Cats) throughout the following communities:
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