GenoLine Cat Food Intolerance Test – 25+ Food Additives, Saliva Test

Identify potential sensitivities to common food additives with an easy at-home saliva test for cats.

The GenoLine Cat Food Additive Sensitivity Test is designed to help cat owners better understand how their cat may respond to commonly used additives found in pet food and treats.

The analysis covers more than 25 commonly used food additives, including colorants, antioxidants, sweeteners and emulsifiers. The saliva sample can be collected conveniently at home, and the test kit includes the materials and instructions needed for sampling.

Key Benefits

• Tests 25+ commonly used food additives
• Includes substances such as colorants, antioxidants, sweeteners and emulsifiers
• Simple saliva sample collection at home
• Test kit and instructions included
• Sample is sent to the testing provider for analysis
• Results delivered conveniently by email
• Results generally available 1–2 weeks after the sample is received

How It Works

1. Collect the saliva sample
Take your cat's saliva sample at home using the supplied test materials.

2. Send the test kit back
Return the sample according to the instructions supplied with the kit.

3. Receive your results
The analysis is sent to you by email, generally within 1–2 weeks after receipt of the sample.

What Is Tested?

The test evaluates your cat's response to more than 25 commonly used feed additives, including categories such as:

• Colorants
• Antioxidants
• Sweeteners
• Emulsifiers

The result provides a structured overview intended to help you identify substances that may be relevant when selecting food and treats for your cat.

What’s Included

• GenoLine test kit for cats
• Materials for saliva collection
• Sampling instructions
• Laboratory/test-provider analysis
• Digital test result by email

Important Information

This test is intended as an informational screening tool for potential food-additive sensitivities. It should not be considered a veterinary diagnosis and does not replace examination, diagnosis or treatment by a veterinarian. If your cat has persistent or serious symptoms, consult a veterinarian.

Variant: Standard