Pre-order questions
People want help choosing between breed, health, ancestry, and relatedness before they commit.
Support centre
Good support keeps simple questions from turning into frustrating delays. This page explains where owners usually need help, how to solve common kit issues, and what to expect once a sample is on its way.
Most support questions fall into a few predictable categories, and answering them clearly makes the whole experience feel more trustworthy.
People want help choosing between breed, health, ancestry, and relatedness before they commit.
Owners often need quick reassurance about timing, handling, or what to do if collection did not go as planned.
Once the results arrive, buyers may want help understanding what a section means in practical terms.
A strong support experience is not only about solving major problems. It is about making small uncertainties easier to clear up before they become expensive mistakes or lingering confusion.
This page works best alongside the FAQ for quick answers and the results guide for deeper help once a report is in hand.
Support content is strongest when it improves the process, not when it repeats the same general marketing lines.
These answers focus on the moments where buyers usually need help the fastest.
Pause and review the collection instructions before mailing it if possible. If something felt clearly wrong, support can help you decide whether to continue, repeat the step, or wait for further guidance rather than guessing.
Yes. Pre-order support is one of the most useful ways to avoid buying the wrong package. Sharing the question you want answered usually makes the best report path much easier to identify.
Post-result support should help you understand what the report sections mean and where the limits are. It is especially helpful when the outcome is more nuanced than you expected or when two sections seem easy to confuse.
Use these alongside support content to move from uncertainty to a clearer next step.
Share the issue, the report type you are considering, or what happened during kit use and we will point you toward the next step.