Diet and environmental exposure both leave a trace in a pet's fur over time. Stratford's Fur Analysis Test Kit screens for 29 elements, including 15 nutritional minerals, 10 environmental minerals, and 4 toxic metals like arsenic, cadmium, lead, and mercury. Because fur grows steadily and locks in what circulates through the body, it's uniquely suited to assessing prolonged exposure that blood work alone might miss. This kit is designed for veterinary practice use, with results intended for professional interpretation alongside a complete clinical exam. A useful add-on for evaluating long-term nutritional status in canine and feline patients.

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Fur Analysis Test Kit

$270.00

Evaluates long-term nutritional and environmental exposure patterns
Screens 29 nutritional, environmental, and toxic elements
Supports veterinarian-guided nutritional and health assessment

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Fur Analysis Test Kit
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Mineral & Toxic Metal Fur Test Kit

29 Elements Tested: 15 Nutritional Minerals, 10 Environmental Minerals, 4 Toxic Metals

Diet and environment play a major role in the health of our pets. With the Mineral & Toxic Metal Fur Test Kit, your practice can check for long-term issues with both. Fur is the only matrix suitable for studying a long period of exposure to pollutants or dietary deficiencies for macro and microminerals in dogs and cats. Pollutants circulating in the blood, through ingestion or inhalation, are automatically captured by the follicle of the fur when it grows and stays intact. By analyzing fur, you can assess any prolonged exposures to potentially harmful minerals and metals, as well as identify any shortcomings the pet’s diet may have.

Toxic Metals:
• Arsenic (As) • Cadmium (Cd) • Lead (Pb) • Mercury (Hg)

Minerals:
• Aluminum (Al) • Barium (Ba) • Beryllium (Be) • Boron (B) • Calcium (Ca) • Chromium (Cr) • Cobalt (Co) • Copper (Cu) • Gold (Au) • Iron (Fe) • Lithium (Li) • Magnesium (Mg) • Manganese (Mn) • Molybdenum (Mo) • Nickel (Ni) • Phosphorous (P) • Potassium (K) • Selenium (Se) • Silicon (Si) • Silver (Ag) • Sodium (Na) • Strontium (Sr) • Tin (Sn) • Vanadium (Va) • Zinc (Zn)

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What is the Fur Analysis Test Kit used for?

The Fur Analysis Test Kit is designed to collect a fur sample for laboratory analysis. The results provide information that veterinarians can use as part of a comprehensive nutritional and health assessment.

How does the Fur Analysis Test Kit work?

The kit includes the materials needed to collect and submit a fur sample for professional laboratory testing. Once analyzed, the results are returned to help support your veterinarian's evaluation.

Why is fur analysis performed for pets?

Fur analysis provides additional laboratory information that can assist veterinarians when evaluating a pet's nutritional status and overall health. It is intended to be used alongside a complete clinical examination and other diagnostic findings.

Is the Fur Analysis Test Kit intended to diagnose medical conditions?

No. The Fur Analysis Test Kit is intended for laboratory analysis and professional interpretation. Results should always be reviewed by a veterinarian as part of a complete health assessment rather than used as a standalone diagnosis.

How long does shipping take, and is shipping free?

Consumer orders ship free with no minimum purchase and typically arrive within 3–5 business days. Wholesale orders qualify for free shipping on purchases over $300. Tracking information is emailed as soon as your order ships, so you can follow its delivery progress.

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Fur Mineral and Toxic Metal Analysis for Dogs and Cats

Rx Vitamins Fur Analysis Test Kit is a veterinary laboratory test designed to evaluate mineral and toxic metal levels in canine and feline fur. The test analyzes 29 elements, including 15 nutritional minerals, 10 environmental minerals, and 4 toxic metals.

By analyzing a fur sample, the test can provide information about longer-term nutritional and environmental exposure patterns that may not be reflected by a single point-in-time sample alone.

29 Elements Tested

The Fur Analysis Test Kit evaluates a broad panel of minerals and toxic metals in dogs and cats.

15 nutritional minerals
10 environmental minerals
4 toxic metals
29 total elements

Tests for Four Toxic Metals

The toxic metal panel includes:

Arsenic
Cadmium
Lead
Mercury

These results are intended to be reviewed by a veterinary professional together with the pet's history, environment, diet, clinical findings, and other diagnostic information.

Nutritional Mineral Analysis

The test also evaluates a range of minerals involved in normal nutritional status, including calcium, magnesium, zinc, selenium, copper, iron, sodium, potassium, phosphorus, manganese, chromium, and others.

This can provide additional laboratory information when a veterinarian is evaluating long-term nutritional patterns in a dog or cat.

Environmental Mineral Analysis

Environmental exposure can also influence the mineral profile found in a pet's fur.

The Fur Analysis Test Kit includes environmental minerals as part of its 29-element panel to provide a broader picture of long-term exposure.

Why Use Fur for Mineral Analysis?

Fur grows over time and can retain information related to minerals and metals present during that growth period.

For this reason, fur analysis can provide a different type of information than a single blood measurement and may be useful when a veterinarian is evaluating longer-term nutritional or environmental exposure patterns.

Fur Analysis for Dogs

The Fur Analysis Test Kit is designed for canine patients.

A collected fur sample is submitted for laboratory analysis, with the results intended for professional interpretation as part of a broader veterinary assessment.

Fur Analysis for Cats

The test is also designed for feline patients.

As with dogs, the results should be reviewed alongside the cat's diet, environment, health history, examination findings, and other diagnostic information.

Does Fur Analysis Test for Lead and Mercury?

Yes. The test includes lead and mercury, along with arsenic and cadmium, as part of its four-toxic-metal panel.

Abnormal findings should be interpreted by a veterinarian rather than treated as a stand-alone diagnosis.

Is Fur Analysis the Same as a Blood Test?

No. Fur analysis and blood testing provide different types of information.

Blood tests may reflect current circulating values, while fur analysis is intended to provide information about longer-term mineral and metal exposure patterns.

Your veterinarian can determine which type of testing is appropriate based on the individual patient.

Is This an At-Home Diagnostic Test?

No. The Fur Analysis Test Kit is a sample-collection kit for professional laboratory analysis.

It is intended for veterinary use and the results should be interpreted by a veterinarian alongside a complete clinical evaluation.

Who May Benefit from Fur Mineral Analysis?

A veterinarian may consider fur mineral analysis when additional information about a pet's nutritional status or environmental mineral and metal exposure would be useful.

The test should be used as one part of a broader clinical assessment rather than as a replacement for examination or other diagnostic testing.

Rx Vitamins Fur Analysis Test Kit

Rx Vitamins Fur Analysis Test Kit provides laboratory analysis of 29 elements in canine and feline fur, including 15 nutritional minerals, 10 environmental minerals, and 4 toxic metals: arsenic, cadmium, lead, and mercury.

The kit is designed for veterinary use and provides additional information that can support a broader nutritional and environmental assessment.