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DoggyBiome™ Oral Health Test

Our Oral Health Test analyzes the bacteria in your dog’s mouth to assess their oral health. Poor oral health can cause bad breath, gum disease, tooth loss, and other health issues.

$99.00

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DoggyBiome™ Oral Health Test is an easy, at-home test that analyzes the bacteria in your dog's mouth and helps you evaluate the effectiveness of an oral health intervention, such as tooth brushing, oral prebiotics, or dental cleanings.

  • Provides a report to help you understand the current status of your dog's oral microbiome.
  • Allows you to compare your dog’s oral bacterial community before and after an oral health intervention, such as a dental cleaning.
  • Tells you whether your current oral health regimen is working or an appointment with your veterinarian is recommended.
  • Science-backed by AnimalBiome, a leader in microbiome research for pet health.

Wearing the provided gloves, use one of the included swabs to brush along the entire outer top portion of your dog’s gumline. Then, brush along the entire outer bottom portion of your dog’s gumline. Repeat, swabbing back and forth along the top and bottom gumline,s for 60 seconds.


Place the swab back into the tube and securely cap it. Then, place the tube into the provided return mailer and send it back to AnimalBiome.


The at-home Oral Health Test kit contains two tests. And everything you need, including step-by-step instructions.

  • Gloves
  • Sample tubes
  • Swabs
  • Return mailer
  • Test kit box

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Overabundance of Brevundimonas in our pup that has Oral Melanoma

While many groups of bacteria associated with Periodontal Disease were present in low amounts, one was elevated: Brevundimonas, a group which has been associated with more refractory cases of Periodontal Disease in humans In addition, two groups of bacteria considered pathobionts were elevated: Acinetobacter and Proteus, both of which are problematic groups. Overabundance of Brevundimonas One of several species of microorganisms which have been identified as having a natural melanogenic capacity (complex process by which the pigment melanin is produced in melanosomes by melanocytes). Is an overabundance of Brevundimonas a biomarker for Melanoma?

See instructions here


DoggyBiome™ Oral Health Test is an easy, at-home test that analyzes the bacteria in your dog's mouth and helps you evaluate the effectiveness of an oral health intervention, such as tooth brushing, oral prebiotics, or dental cleanings.

  • Provides a report to help you understand the current status of your dog's oral microbiome.
  • Allows you to compare your dog’s oral bacterial community before and after an oral health intervention, such as a dental cleaning.
  • Tells you whether your current oral health regimen is working or an appointment with your veterinarian is recommended.
  • Science-backed by AnimalBiome, a leader in microbiome research for pet health.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time to take an oral sample from my dog?

The best time to collect a sample is first thing in the morning, before feeding your dog. Food particles can contaminate the sample and make the results less accurate.

Still have questions? Please visit our help center or contact us. We are happy to work with you and/or your veterinarian.

Customer Reviews

Based on 1 review
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Overabundance of Brevundimonas in our pup that has Oral Melanoma

While many groups of bacteria associated with Periodontal Disease were present in low amounts, one was elevated: Brevundimonas, a group which has been associated with more refractory cases of Periodontal Disease in humans In addition, two groups of bacteria considered pathobionts were elevated: Acinetobacter and Proteus, both of which are problematic groups. Overabundance of Brevundimonas One of several species of microorganisms which have been identified as having a natural melanogenic capacity (complex process by which the pigment melanin is produced in melanosomes by melanocytes). Is an overabundance of Brevundimonas a biomarker for Melanoma?