I believe that- A food intolerance is when there are symptoms of diarrhea or vomiting... stomach trouble due to food. A food allergy is when there are skin issues and an allergic response. http://www.peteducation.com/article.cfm?c=2&aid=143 January 2011 announcement of this test- http://www.hemopet.org/files/Nutriscan% ... ostics.pdf Quote: Additionally, Dr. Dodds will be introducing NutriScan, novel, patented canine food sensitivity and food intolerance diagnostic testing. This assay system utilizes an important new approach in nutrition - that salivary diagnostics can more accurately identify the foods to be avoided rather than focus on those less like to be reactive. Dr. Dodds' revolutionary concept is the first food intolerance and sensitivity testing program to match pets with their individual nutritional needs and genetic makeup, i.e. functional nutrition or nutrigenomics. This provides owners with accurate information to select the optimal pet foods and treats based on high level nutritional principles. Dr. Dodds' new Nutriscan saliva screening diagnostics should be used annually by dog owners. This food sensitivity and intolerance diagnostic system tests saliva for food reactant antibodies in healthy dogs and those with known or suspected food intolerance. Dog owners can obtain the test kit from Hemopet or through their veterinarians. After following directions, adding saliva, the kit is sealed and sent to Hemopet for analysis. Testing protocols are for gluten and other food ingredient intolerance and sensitivity. The primary dietary antigens to be tested are corn, wheat, soy, beef, eggs, and milk. Source: http://www.hemopet.org |
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I was just reading about this yesterday and the article said there was no reliable test yet for food sensitivity. Let's hope the article was old and this truly will help those of us with tender tummy dogs. |
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