Frequently Asked Questions

Allerkey conducts a non-invasive Bioresonance test for pets, using fur samples to analyze and report on their biological systems.

Blood tests are usually Allergic Test. Allerkey Test is for Intolerances, is non-invasive, is another option for pet owners. 

Allerkey identifies sensitivities that may mimic mild allergic reactions but are classified as intolerances rather than true immune-mediated allergies. 

Blood tests are typically used to identify immune-driven allergies by detecting antibodies produced by the immune system in response to allergens, which is important for diagnosing severe or immediate reactions such as hives, swelling, or anaphylaxis. However, starting with a fur test, such as bioresonance analysis, is a more accessible and non-invasive first step. This test analyzes the electromagnetic energy patterns in your pet’s fur to detect food intolerances and environmental sensitivities, which can be responsible for chronic or subtle symptoms like itching, digestive issues, a dull coat, redspots etc. By starting with a fur test, you can easily uncover underlying sensitivities that might be contributing to your pet's discomfort without the need for invasive procedures, and it can help guide you toward a more personalized approach to improving your pet's overall health and well-being. 

A DNA test analyzes your pet's genetic material to identify specific inherited traits or conditions, providing insights into breed characteristics, potential genetic diseases, and even predispositions to certain health conditions. This test is highly accurate for identifying genetic markers and can help you understand your pet’s genetic makeup. In contrast, a fur test (such as bioresonance analysis) examines the electromagnetic energy patterns in your pet's fur to identify food intolerances and environmental sensitivities that may cause chronic symptoms like itching, digestive upset, or dull coat. Starting with a fur test is a non-invasive and effective first step to uncover potential sensitivities that may be affecting your pet’s comfort and health, while a DNA test is more focused on genetic traits and health risks. By using both tests together, you can gain a comprehensive understanding of your pet’s overall health, sensitivities, and genetic predispositions. 

Allerkey test results are providing a roadmap for a successful elimination plan. The accuracy is unquestionable when individuals adhere to the outlined results. Allerkey's technology uses advanced instruments and software to analyze energetic deficits, ensuring precise identification of potential health imbalances. Allerkey commitment to accuracy is evident in its reliable bioresonance hair-testing technology, offering a trustworthy alternative to traditional elimination methods. 

The BILINGUAL report is designed with a traffic light system: green (safe), yellow (cautious), and red (avoid). It categorizes items into food, additives, environmental, shampoo ingredients etc, providing a clear guide on what is suitable for your pet. 

Yes, you can share the results with your vet for comprehensive advice. While our test is a valuable tool, it does not replace professional veterinary consultation. Collaboration with your vet ensures the best care for your pet. 

The report guides pet owners through a 4 to 6-week elimination plan, starting with green (safe) items. We are also offering the Advanced Allerkey Pro Analyzer System (APAS) aligns test results with a vast food database, suggesting suitable commercial pet foods. 

Fur samples from any part of the body is fine, as long as cutting from the fur root instead of fur end.

You can cut the fur anytime, and using medicated shampoo does not interfere with the test results. 

No, we encourage you to cut the fur directly and place it in our fur collection pouch immediately. 

The given fur collection pouch will provide a red arrow marking. Even hairless pets can provide the required amount, do not need to worry.

The Allerkey Pro Analyzer System (APAS) is an advanced system that aligns your bioresonance test results with our extensive food database. It helps you discover the most suitable commercial pet foods for your pets based on their individual needs. Read here for more. 

Our experts will provide guidance on navigating the APAS. It essentially presents the percentage of green and red items for a specific food, enabling you to make informed choices for your pet's diet. 

Contact us immediately, and we'll promptly update the information to ensure accuracy. 

Feel free to contact us and share the details from the food packaging, along with the ingredient label. Your contribution not only helps personalize your pet's profile but also enhances the APAS for the entire community. Thank you for providing us with this valuable information.