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title: "Dog DNA Testing Kit - 330+ Breeds, 280+ Health Risks, and 30+ Traits - Comprehensive Mixed Breed Identification, Pet DNA Test kit, Canine Genetic Ancestry and Heritage"
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# 30+ unique traits analyzed 330+ breeds identified 280+ genetic health risk tests Dog DNA Testing Kit - 330+ Breeds, 280+ Health Risks, and 30+ Traits - Comprehensive Mixed Breed Identification, Pet DNA Test kit, Canine Genetic Ancestry and Heritage

**Brand:** basepaws
**Price:** S/.566
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🧬 Decode your dog’s DNA, unlock a lifetime of care and connection!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Dog DNA Testing Kit - 330+ Breeds, 280+ Health Risks, and 30+ Traits - Comprehensive Mixed Breed Identification, Pet DNA Test kit, Canine Genetic Ancestry and Heritage by basepaws
- **How much does it cost?** S/.566 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- basepaws enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted basepaws brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Proactive Health Insights:** Screen 280+ genetic health risks to stay ahead of potential issues and safeguard your dog’s future.
- • **Vet-Trusted, Science-Backed:** Join thousands of pet parents and veterinarians who rely on Basepaws for actionable, accurate DNA insights.
- • **Personalized Trait Breakdown:** Explore 30+ traits from coat color to size, revealing what truly makes your dog one-of-a-kind.
- • **Unlock Your Dog’s Heritage:** Discover your pup’s ancestry across 330+ breeds for a deeper bond and tailored care.
- • **Beyond Breed: Holistic Health:** Get a comprehensive genetic health overview plus unique oral microbiome data for total wellness awareness.

## Overview

The Basepaws Dog DNA Testing Kit offers an advanced genetic analysis covering over 330 dog breeds, screening for 280+ health risks, and identifying 30+ unique traits. Trusted by veterinarians and pet parents alike, this easy-to-use kit provides a comprehensive view of your dog’s ancestry, health predispositions, and behavioral tendencies, empowering you to make informed decisions for your pet’s well-being.

## Description

desertcart.com: Basepaws Dog DNA Testing Kit - 330+ Breeds, 280+ Health Risks, and 30+ Traits - Comprehensive Mixed Breed Identification, Pet DNA Test kit, Canine Genetic Ancestry and Heritage : Health & Household

Review: Easy to use - Easy to use and get results quickly.
Review: Good communication, knowledgable staff, competent scientists using the latest tools and techniques - My story is sad, about taking a sample in the last moments I had with my pet. But nothing about Basepaws is sad. Getting the data for your pet is worth doing just for fun, especially if you adopted your cat (or they adopted you) and you're curious what their genetic background might be. I'm describing the results of the process as of the date the review is posted. Check that it's still accurate for anything very important to you. I found that support is friendly and responsive to both practical and very technical questions. --- The Basepaw's webpage has advice on collecting a sample on a swab and storing it until your kit arrives. This made all the difference for us. Our cat Schala became ill very suddenly with no obvious cause. Alarmed, we took her to the emergency vet as soon as they opened. After an initial exam, the vet told us to be prepared for the worst, and we'd be called with changes later in the day. I had just enough time to look in to animal WGS (whole-genome sequencing) and see Basepaw's page on collecting a sample on a Q-tip when the vet called. Schala was suffering and strugging to stay alive even with support, so it was time to say goodbye. I grabbed a sterile swab and we drove to the vet to see our friend for the last time. I guess I was able to get an adequate sample even in my fraught satate, because Basepaws sent me an email indicating the sequencing was successful just a few days ago. Regardless of your background, I think most will like the beautiful report they produce on your pet. The design and illustration is very pleasant. It first describes degree of genetic similarity between your pet and exemplars of cats from specific breeds/regions. It goes on to describe if your pet has known genetic predispositions to illness, valuable in making lifestyle choices and worth sharing with your vet but nothing too dire. It ends in something I didn't expect -- an analysis of the varieties of bacteria on the swab. The sequencing equipment sequences all DNA that ends up in the reaction. In a lab, you're often taught to think of everything you didn't plan to sequence as an enemy, and agressively filter that data from what's used in later steps. But Basepaws does something clever-- in buccal swabs, those contaminants would most often be bacteria and food debris. Instead of ignoring that non-feline DNA,they keep track of the non-feline orginisms they observed, and use that to make some inferences about e.g. oral health that could be very valuable. As for the raw data, I have a background in genetics and can find some interesting things myself in the WGS data. Right now the raw data may not be of that much use to most people. But I think the WGS data is still valuable to have-- as science improves and data accumulates, the WGS data will only become more interesting, and more tools and services will be available to evaluate it.

## Features

- 330+ BREEDS TESTED: Better understand your dogs needs by learning dog's unique ancestry and connect with your pet's heritage. Basepaws' dog genetic testing kit helps you understand your canine traits better through our comprehensive dog dna kit.
- 280+ GENETIC TESTS: A proactive approach to your dog's health! Our DNA kit screens for potential genetic health risks, helping you take preemptive measures for your puppy's well-being.
- 30+ TRAITS AND TENDENCIES: Discover more than 30+ dog traits related to your dog's mixed breed DNA that make them truly unique, from coat color, to size, and more.
- HOLISTIC HEALTH OVERVIEW: Beyond just dog breed identification, our kit dives into potential genetic health issues, equipping you with vital information for your dog's long-term health.
- VET-TESTED, PET-PARENT APPROVED: Basepaws pet DNA has been trusted by tens of thousands of pet parents, veterinarians and even Sharktank to provide the most actionable insights to help create care plans for your pet using dna test kit for dogs & cats

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0DF49NM7Q |
| ASIN  | B0DF49NM7Q |
| Best Sellers Rank | #4,444 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #5 in Dog DNA Tests |
| Brand Name | Basepaws |
| Color | Basic |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (2,465) |
| Date First Available | October 14, 2024 |
| Date First Available  | October 14, 2024 |
| Directions | Swab your pets mouth |
| Included Components | Dna Testing Kit, Return mailing |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 9.8 x 4.17 x 1.06 inches |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 9.61 x 4.13 x 1.06 inches |
| Item Weight | 3 Ounces |
| Item model number | DNAKIT |
| Item model number  | DNAKIT |
| Manufacturer | Basepaws |
| Manufacturer  | Basepaws |
| Model Name | Basepaws Dog DNA Testing Kit |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Product Dimensions  | 9.8 x 4.17 x 1.06 inches; 3 ounces |
| Size | Dog DNA Test |
| Specific Uses for Product | Behavior |
| Target Audience Keyword | dogs, small-animal-pets |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easy to use
*by J***Z on January 13, 2026*

Easy to use and get results quickly.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good communication, knowledgable staff, competent scientists using the latest tools and techniques
*by J***R on September 27, 2024*

My story is sad, about taking a sample in the last moments I had with my pet. But nothing about Basepaws is sad. Getting the data for your pet is worth doing just for fun, especially if you adopted your cat (or they adopted you) and you're curious what their genetic background might be. I'm describing the results of the process as of the date the review is posted. Check that it's still accurate for anything very important to you. I found that support is friendly and responsive to both practical and very technical questions. --- The Basepaw's webpage has advice on collecting a sample on a swab and storing it until your kit arrives. This made all the difference for us. Our cat Schala became ill very suddenly with no obvious cause. Alarmed, we took her to the emergency vet as soon as they opened. After an initial exam, the vet told us to be prepared for the worst, and we'd be called with changes later in the day. I had just enough time to look in to animal WGS (whole-genome sequencing) and see Basepaw's page on collecting a sample on a Q-tip when the vet called. Schala was suffering and strugging to stay alive even with support, so it was time to say goodbye. I grabbed a sterile swab and we drove to the vet to see our friend for the last time. I guess I was able to get an adequate sample even in my fraught satate, because Basepaws sent me an email indicating the sequencing was successful just a few days ago. Regardless of your background, I think most will like the beautiful report they produce on your pet. The design and illustration is very pleasant. It first describes degree of genetic similarity between your pet and exemplars of cats from specific breeds/regions. It goes on to describe if your pet has known genetic predispositions to illness, valuable in making lifestyle choices and worth sharing with your vet but nothing too dire. It ends in something I didn't expect -- an analysis of the varieties of bacteria on the swab. The sequencing equipment sequences all DNA that ends up in the reaction. In a lab, you're often taught to think of everything you didn't plan to sequence as an enemy, and agressively filter that data from what's used in later steps. But Basepaws does something clever-- in buccal swabs, those contaminants would most often be bacteria and food debris. Instead of ignoring that non-feline DNA,they keep track of the non-feline orginisms they observed, and use that to make some inferences about e.g. oral health that could be very valuable. As for the raw data, I have a background in genetics and can find some interesting things myself in the WGS data. Right now the raw data may not be of that much use to most people. But I think the WGS data is still valuable to have-- as science improves and data accumulates, the WGS data will only become more interesting, and more tools and services will be available to evaluate it.

### ⭐ "polycat" isn't a breed and it's the main breed they called my cat
*by N***. on February 17, 2024*

As I read my cats results I saw the breed area. The main bred they classified my cat as was "Maine coon" (20.1 percent). That shocked me because my cat isn't even 8 lbs. She is short haired, no ear Tufts, small, non-muscular frame. She hates water. She is all white with a few black hairs on top of her head. Then I noticed this category called "Polycat" (not even a breed) with no defined breeds under it and said my cat was 21.22 percent this category. Um... I thought the reason people were doing these DNA tests was to find out what breeds their mixed cat was, not to just say the main breed is an unknown mixed breed with no characteristics about what that fake breed meant. Most people know their cats are a mixed breed and it's why they are having this test done. Why not call it unknown because that is basically what was done here. Since I actually did this test because my now 11 month old cat is having major health problems, it makes me not trust the results if they cannot even get the breed right. My now 11 month old kitten is having seizures, tremors, intension tremors, ataxia, vestibular issues, issues getting her claws stuck out, she struggles to walk after resting or sleeping and even push herself up, she has a head tilt, she goes to jump up and misses her mark jumping too short. She relies a lot on her claws by gripping the carpet to get around, but she walks and runs normally at times too. She has seen a neurologist who doesn't know what is wrong with her, but says Multifocal brain disease or vestibular disease are most likely based on her symptoms. Given she might also have kidney disease too, we didn't do an MRI or a spinal test because they cost thousands of dollars each and even the neurologist said they mights show her nothing or show her the symptoms of what is wrong without the actual cause and that most causes are likely incurable. How much life she has left is unknown, a seizure could take her any day (or kidney disease in a year), and she has short seizures almost daily that are not completely uncontrolled by the meds the neurologist put her on. I also have allergies to cats. My cat is white and doesn't bother me as much as some cats do (and I grew up with white cats who didn't eitherwho looked the same), so we decided to do the DNA test. At best result we would see a health marker that explains her issues, at worst we would at least know her hidden breed (since she is white) so we would know what cat to get in the future (when she passes) to know which cat might not bother my allergies. When I read the health report, I was amazed that there were actually like 7 conditions that were neurological in the report, however my cat didn't have any of the markers for them. I was excited reading the names because three of them were things I had found my cat might have when doing research based on the symptoms of the health conditions. So it's kind of disappointing my cat has neurological problems, but none of these came back as markers she has. Her condition could be infectious disease related though (even though the vet neuro tests all came back negative), so she could have other things going on to explain this beyond DNA tests. It also said she has genes for black fur, and that her coat is a gene that makes coats be faded or white (okay, anyone could get that just by looking at her or her picture, which I sent). The only oral health marker they noted her having was tooth resorption. She is too young to know if that will be a problem. The health issues she is noted to have is factor 12 deficiency, a blood clotting disorder. She had a surgery done no problems, so at least so far that doesn't seem to be a problem for her. I will take these results to my vet soon, but they don't explain anything she has going on, which is disappointing. The biggest disappointment though is not even trusting the breed results. Hopefully my baby passes before she has to struggle with any of these other painful conditions if these results are accurate. She shows no signs of being in pain to date even with the problems she has. She is very social and likes to be cuddled in blankets and sit in your lap. She likes to hunt and play. She walks and runs crazy and falls over all the time and gets her claws stuck in things, but she is our baby, she wants to be near us and play with us. She is also super smart. She isn't agile enough to do those word buttons, but when you say anyone's name, she knows who you mean by either going to their room or getting exited when you tell her that her favorite playmate is home. She knows words for "scratchy" (scratching post), mousie, food, play, treat, downstairs, and "go to bed". So even though her brain is failing her body, it isn't failing her intelligence. So she will be our cat as long as she isn't in pain or hasn't succumb to her unknown condition. So overall, this test didn't tell us health issues or breeds that make sense, which is disappointing. We didn't just do this test for fun, which seems to be the main thing people feel they get out of this by reading other comments.

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