ORIVET Genopet Dog DNA Test | Dog Breed Test Kit, Genetic Testing, Heritable Health Risks and Life Plan

Very thorough and extremely accurate, detailed results. Of course, that takes time so be patient. We have used two kits, two separate times and have been very pleased.

The wait time was a bit long but it was expected for a DNA result, sample was super easy to take and send off directions are pretty simple. We were told she was a Pitsky we didn't believe the original owners until we got the results back and there it is Pitty and Husky. It breaks down the genetics of the parents too so my pups mom was husky/collie and the Dad was a Pitty Mutt (like 4 breeds) very helpful

Purchased in 7/2023, set up account with them WITH NO DOG PICTURE- in early September 2023. Waited 6 weeks, no one contacted me to tell me the TEST WAS INCONCLUSIVE- I had to initiate getting results by chatting with them. The sent me another test kit- received it in the end of Nov 2023. Sent it in End of March 2024, its May 5th and still no results on the second test as well as NO ONE BOTHERS TO CONTACT ME. Waste of money this company is not legit.

Takes a little longer than other DNA test. Cost less..

I'm a little surprised by some of these reviews. I have several dogs and have tried 2 additional well known DNA test brands. What stands out with Orivet is the detail. While the results did take a while, I understood why when they arrived. Other brands I've used prior either categorized my mutts into 3 simple breeds or utilized the umbrella term "supermutt" in the results. When Orivet's results arrived, my dog's DNA was analyzed down to a single percentage. I am actually annoyed that I spent several hundreds of dollars on lazy testing when I could have tried Orivet first. As mutt parents, were already aware we've got "supermutts." What we really want to know is the actual recipe, line for line, of what our precious pups are made of. Thanks Orivet for going that extra mile. I will be ordering again.

This was used to prove my dogs breed and it worked amazing. Results take a few weeks.

This is the 3rd DNA test I've used on our recent rescue. I was interested to compare several different companies and started with the 2 most commonly recommended brands which are also a bit more expensive. I picked Orivet as the 3rd test because it was easy to order on Amazon, less expensive, and still got good reviews.Sample collection was a little trickier than the other 2, especially with the extra step of allowing the samples to dry before repackaging, but overall not difficult. It was nice to receive updates when the samples were going through the process, but notices seemed a little slow or delayed.The results were not as clear as the other two companies I tried. They both identified the same major breeds in approximately the same percentages which gave me some confidence in their results. Orivet's results identified a breed that was not in either of the first two test results (rat terrier) as the most prevalent breed and left off the biggest breed (pit bull terrier) identified by the other tests. There was some consistency beyond that (large portion boston terrier), but also a large "mixed breed" component (30%) in the Orivet results that was not very informative. Overall a very mixed bag when compared to other tests which is why I rated accuracy down. It's possible the other tests could be off, but seems unlikely given our dog's physical characteristics and the consistency between the other results.I would probably recommend skipping this one and paying a little extra for one of the other tests (Embark or Wisdom Panel) based on our experience.

I was pretty surprised at the breed mix of my black dog. The red one wasn't a surprise.

I bought this last year but only did the swab and send it at the end of July. I've heard nothing. Sadly, I'm no longer able to claim a refund. When I contacted Orivet through online chat, I had to wait for an eternity for someone to come online even though I was no. 1 in the queue. The person I chatted with didn't have a clue - he said they were waiting for the swab to arrive in the US. However, he couldn't tell me if the UK division had received it or when they had sent it on. He told me it would be sent standard shipping so they couldn't track it. I told the young man I thought it was a scam and he denied this, blaming their logistics. I have no belief that I will ever receive any results from this and would say Buyer Beware!

Duurde wel lang (sample via Duitsland pas na ruim een maand in USA aangekomen. Netjes op de hoogte gehouden. Toen begon het wachten en pcies na 3 weken uitslag over de mailen in de app.

We sent our sample from Switzerland on March 22nd, the sample was sent and arrived in the US on April 19th. Finally, we received our results on May 26th. Based on his pictures, we thought our dog had something of a Malinois. He yawns a lot, maybe this explains the Malamute and Husky parts.

Test envoyé par la poste le 11 février, résultat reçu le 28 mars. Plusieurs emails d'échange avec Orivert entre de, à chaque fois une réponse reçue rapidement.Mon chien est un chien récupéré, sans connaître son passé. Les vétérinaires avaient diagnostiqué en voyant notre chien comme races possibles : Jack Russel, Teckel et Epagneul. Le test ORIVET indique 22% Jack Russel, 6% Teckel et non pas épagneul mais 6% de Setter (qui est donc proche). Entre autres races identifiées, 17% caniche et 18% Yorkshire. Ce qui correspond à son gabarit (7 kgs, pour 40 cm de long et 30 cm de haut). Le test me paraît donc tout à fait crédible. Tommy aurait un parent croisé principalement Jack Russel et Teckel. Et un autre parent croisé principalement Caniche et Yorkshire, avec un grand-parent Setter. D'autres races en pourcentages plus faibles apparaissent, test qui indique donc 12 races.Très contente du test qui est un bon rapport qualité prix, seul bémol presque 2 mois d'attente, mais ça vaut la peine.

Envié la muestra el 21 de febrero. El 14 de marzo me envian un e-mail que les ha llegado la muestra a USA. Y el 5 de abril en otro e-mail me comunican que ya están los resultados. De mi perra mestiza de unos 14 años, pelo suave canela largo y de entre 8 y 9 kg en su mejor estado (ver foto) me dicen que es: 31,23% Retriever de pelo rizado (murray river curly coated retriever),12,81% caniche gigante (standard poodle),12,65% Husky siberiano (Siberian husky),11,73% Perro ratero (Rat terrier),8,06% una raza francesa Spaniel azul de picardía casi no vista por aquí (Blue picardy spaniel),5,69% una raza holandesa desconocida por aquí (Schipperke) y otras razas con las que comparte ancestros pero en porcentajes inferiores al 5% hasta sumar el 100%. De éstas menores del 10% ya avisan que son solo ancestros remotos. El retriever de pelo rizado por aquí es desconocido. Sólo hay golden retriever de pelo liso o labrador de pelo corto. Pensaba que la perra, por su tamaño y color, podía estar entre perro ratero y cocker spaniel, con quizas algo de yorkshire terrier (por el pelo), con quizás algo de bretón. De éstas razas hay muchísimos por mi provincia. Perpleja, estoy.