What Your Diagnostic Partner Must Provide
The Three Pillars of Effective Animal Allergy Testing

When selecting a diagnostic tool for canine allergies, not all tests are created equal. To move beyond simple screening and achieve true diagnostic certainty, a modern allergy test must be built on three fundamental pillars:

1. Comprehensiveness: The panel must be extensive. A dog can be allergic to its food, its environment, or both. A superior test must screen for a wide array of allergens—from common proteins and grains to indoor triggers like dust mites and outdoor triggers like pollens—to avoid missing crucial pieces of the puzzle.

2. Precision & Actionability: A simple "positive" or "negative" result is not enough. To create an effective management plan, veterinarians need quantitative data. Knowing the concentration of specific IgE antibodies allows you to prioritize the most severe allergens and track a patient's response to treatment over time.

3. Clinical Efficiency: Your diagnostic tools must enhance, not hinder, your workflow. This means requiring a minimal sample volume to reduce stress on the patient (and the phlebotomist) and offering compatibility with existing automated or semi-automated laboratory instruments to ensure a quick turnaround.

A diagnostic test that delivers on these three pillars empowers you to practice a higher standard of medicine.

Protia's ANITIA Canine IgE was engineered with these pillars at its core.

Precision matters. Protia cares.

Allergy?
Protia knows.