Bioresonance technology from Germany
Decoding Your Pet's Physical Signals - Bioresonance Technology
Bio-resonance analysis is a non-invasive method of body assessment that helps identify potential sources of intolerance or sensitivity by analyzing the body's response patterns to different substances.
Its concept is based on the principles of biophysics—
The body itself is a highly coordinated information system, where cells maintain balance through complex signal transmission. When certain foods or external substances are incompatible with the body, they may disrupt this balance, potentially triggering discomfort in the skin, digestive system, or mental state.
Inspected by a U.S. team to identify the root cause of the defect through "frequency" matching.
You can think of the body as a precise "symphony orchestra." When all the instruments play in harmony, the body functions smoothly. However, if certain notes are discordant, the overall performance will be affected.
By analyzing your pet's physiological response patterns through hair samples and cross-referencing them with various foods and ingredients in our database, we identify factors that may be affecting their bodily balance.
This method is safe and non-invasive,
and its purpose is to provide a reference to help owners make more suitable choices in diet and daily care.
Convenient and simple, done in 4 steps.
Sign for the test kit
Collecting pet hair
Send your hair sample
Awaiting test results
This allergen intolerance test presents results in a clear and easy-to-understand manner, helping you gain a more comprehensive understanding of your pet's physical condition and providing clear guidance for daily care and dietary choices. Our ultimate goal is to help you and your pet live a safer, healthier life together.
The test report results will provide a detailed list of ingredients to which your pet has severe or moderate intolerances.
Orange - Severe intolerance
Purple - Moderate intolerance
No intolerance detected
Based on the analysis results of varying degrees, we will provide corresponding recommendations and action plans to assist pet owners in adjusting diet and daily care step by step.
Detailed categorization of 800 pet intolerance tests
Which test is more suitable for me?-
Food - 311 types
In addition to common foods used for pets, it also includes common chemical additives found in food
Meat and Protein
Fruits and Vegetables
Grain Products
Seafood
Oils and Legumes
Sweeteners and Flavorings
Spices and Herbs
Nuts and Seeds
Emulsifiers
Dairy Products
Mushrooms
Food Additives -
Nutrition and Vitamins - 326 items
In addition to nutritional components, it also includes a large number of chemical ingredients and additives
Preservatives
Additives
Emulsifiers
Vitamins
Amino acids
Sweeteners
Enzymes
Flavoring agents -
Plants and the Environment - 163 Species
Including plants, dust mites, etc., that one may come into contact with in the environment
Heavy metals and minerals
Molds and fungi
Plants and trees
Grasses
Solvents
Dust mites -
Skincare Category - 88 types
Common Chemical Ingredients Found in Pet Skincare Products
Skincare Additives