Three workflows. One animal-health lab.
Race-day anti-doping, clinical TDM for vets, and the contaminant screens that drive pet-food and feed recalls. We built the panel mix Texas operators kept asking us for.
Published. Per-test.
No quote calls.
Every assay a la carte, every panel bundled. Bulk discount at 5+ samples. Prices below reflect a single-compound submission.
Multi-class anti-doping screen + cobalt + furosemide window. The race-day pre-clearance and post-race confirmation panel.
- Multi-class LC-MS/MS screen
- Cobalt (total) by ICP-MS
- Furosemide / race-day diuretic
- Plasma / urine / hair accepted
- Confidential report + chain of custody
Heavy metals + mycotoxins + adulterant screen. The COA Chewy, PetSmart, and Amazon Brand Registry will accept on a new pet-food SKU.
- ICP-MS heavy metals (4-panel)
- Mycotoxin 5-analyte panel
- Melamine / cyanuric acid
- Pesticide screen on plant inputs
- Public COA + accession #
Mycotoxins + pesticides + heavy metals on hay, silage, complete feed, or grain inputs. Used by feed mills, breeders, and racing barns.
- Mycotoxin panel
- 60-analyte pesticide screen
- Heavy-metal panel
- Moisture / water activity
- Bulk-sample discount at 5+ lots
Where horsemen and pet-food operators get caught.
Anti-doping failures and pet-food recalls follow predictable patterns. We test against the panels racing commissions and the FDA-CVM actually act on.
ARCI, AAFCO, FDA-CVM — mapped to the right panel.
Veterinary testing splits across racing commissions, the FDA Center for Veterinary Medicine, and AAFCO. We map the assay scope to the regulator who will read the COA.
Association of Racing Commissioners International and Racing Medication & Testing Consortium publish state-by-state thresholds and withdrawal times for therapeutic and prohibited medications. Our panels report directly against the ARCI threshold and flag the jurisdiction.
FDA Center for Veterinary Medicine regulates pet food under 21 CFR Part 500. Heavy metals, mycotoxins, melamine, cyanuric acid, vitamin-D over-fortification, and pentobarbital are the recurring recall drivers we screen for.
AAFCO Official Publication sets model regulations for feed labeling, nutrient profiles, and contaminant limits. Our pet-food panel reports against AAFCO maximum guarantee and contaminant thresholds for state feed-control inspection.
USP elemental-impurity limits applied to pet food, treats, and animal supplement products. Our ICP-MS panel reports against USP oral-product PDE values and the FDA-CVM action floor.
FDA tolerances for veterinary drugs in edible tissue, milk, and eggs. Used for pre-slaughter compliance verification by feedlot, dairy, and aquaculture operators.
Yes. We accept equine plasma, urine, and hair from racing barns, training centers, and rodeo stock contractors. Reports are delivered confidentially to the trainer of record with chain-of-custody documentation suitable for racing-commission inquiry. Race-day panels run on a 5–7 day standard turn or 48-hour priority.