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Horses, like people and other animals, can suffer from a wide range of allergies that affect their skin, digestion, behaviour, and overall wellbeing. Our Horse Allergy Test Kit is an easy, home-based way to check for sensitivities – helping you to support your horse’s health and comfort.
Using a small blood sample collected at home with the included lancet device, the test screens for common food and environmental allergens. The process is simple, safe, and minimally invasive, helping reduce stress for your animal.

What the Allergy Results Will Tell You

Recurring issues like itching, respiratory problems, gastrointestinal disturbances, or performance issues can often be linked to allergies in horses. These sensitivities often go undiagnosed, leading to ongoing discomfort and expensive vet visits.

With the Horse Allergy Test, you can gain a better understanding of what’s triggering your horse’s symptoms. The test report will show the degree of reaction to up to 120 allergens. These could be present in food and other substances that your animal is likely to encounter on a regular basis, or in the outside environment.

This insight allows you to adjust your horse’s environment, diet, and routine accordingly.

We offer three different test panels depending on how many allergens you’d like to test for:

We offer three different test panels depending on the number of allergens tested:

60 Allergen IgEI Panel

Please click here for the full list of allergens covered by the 60 Allergen IgEI Panel or the button below to view a sample results report:

View Sample Report

60 Allergen IgEII Panel 

Please click here for the full list of allergens covered by the 60 Allergen IgEII Panel or the button below to view a sample results report:

View Sample Report

120 Allergen Full Panel

120 Allergen Full Panel which is a combination of the 60 Allergen IgEI Panel plus the 60 Allergen IgEII Panel.

Please click here for the full list of allergens covered by the 120 Allergen Full Panel or the button below to view a sample results report:

View Sample Report

Horse Allergy Test Options and Pricing

 
Allergen Panel Price (includes lancet kit)
60 Allergen IgE I $ 139
60 Allergen IgE II $ 139
120 Allergen Full Panel $ 199

How the Horse Allergy Test Works

The testing process is straightforward and suitable for horse owners and stable professionals alike.

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Results are typically available within 7–10 working days from the time we receive your horse’s sample.

Food, Medication, and Sample Collection Timing

To avoid skewed results:

  • Ideally, collect the blood sample before feeding to avoid any interference.
  • Avoid administering antihistamines, steroids, or anti-inflammatory medication (such as Dexamethasone or Prednisolone) for 1–2 weeks before sampling. These can suppress immune responses and affect test accuracy.
  • Antibiotics generally do not interfere with test results.

If unsure, please contact us before collecting your horse’s sample.

At What Age Should I Test My Horse?

While horses of any age can be tested, we recommend waiting until your horse is at least 12 months old for the most accurate and reliable results.

Allergy Test Special Offers

The cost of our Full Panel Horse Allergy Test is $199.

For a limited time, if you order 2 Full Panel Horse Allergy Tests at the same time you pay a total of just $388 for both.

Please Contact Us for more information.

Others Horse Tests from AffinityDNA

In addition to allergy testing, we also offer equine DNA services, including:

  • Horse Intolerance Test – Is your horse showing signs of discomfort after eating? The Horse Intolerance Test determines your horse’s sensitivity to food, environmental, and artificial allergens.
  • Horse Parentage Testing  – If you have any doubts about the parentage of a foal, then our Horse Parentage Test can provide the answers you need.
  • Horse Hereditary Disease Test – If your horse has an inherited disease, it can be treated to improve its life quality. In some cases, it may also be possible to prevent the disease from being passed on to the horse’s offspring.