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- ✓ monitoring of the animal’s diet
- ✓ assessment of mineral balance in the diet
- ✓ evaluation of exposure to environmental factors (e.g., heavy metals)
- ✓ an individualized approach to feeding dogs, cats, or horses
What is beneficial for humans is not always suitable for animals
There is no single universal diet for all animals.
Their needs depend, among other factors, on species, breed, age, and activity level.
Dogs, cats, and horses require a wide range of nutrients, such as amino acids, fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals—both in terms of quantity and proper balance (e.g., calcium to phosphorus ratio).
Informed nutrition considers not only the composition of the diet but also its adaptation to the individual animal.
Elemental Hair Analysis (HTMA-EHAA)
Elemental hair analysis (HTMA – Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis, in the animal-specific version EHAA – Elemental Hair Analysis for Animals) is a non-invasive laboratory analysis of a hair sample, enabling the assessment of selected mineral element levels and the presence of heavy metals.
The test is performed using laboratory methods applied in elemental analysis.
Written report with nutritional guidance
As part of the service, you receive:
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- ✓ an elemental levels report
- ✓ a summary of mineral ratios
- ✓ interpretation of results in the context of animal nutrition
- ✓ dietary and supplementation recommendations
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Important information
Elemental hair analysis (HTMA) is intended for informational and educational purposes.
It is not a veterinary diagnostic test and is not used to diagnose diseases or make medical decisions.
If you have concerns about your animal’s condition, consultation with a veterinarian is recommended.
