Dog DNA test · Embark

Embark Breed + Health Dog DNA Test

Embark's breed and health test

Updated October 2026

Quick verdict

A strong breed and health test.

Strength
Broad health screening.
Trade-off
Price.
Right buyer
Owners wanting health insight.
Price
$159.00
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Why it matters

Breed + Health adds screening for more than 270 genetic health risks to Embark's breed analysis. Share any at-risk result with your vet, who can advise on confirmatory testing.

Who it's for, and who should skip it

Good fit if

  • Health planning
  • Breeders (with vet)
  • Mixed breeds

Look elsewhere if

  • Diagnosing illness
  • Proving purebred status for registries (check rules)
  • Quick answers (results take weeks)

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Health screening
  • Breed analysis
  • Known brand

Cons

  • Price
  • Not a diagnosis
  • Results take weeks

Limitations to weigh

  • Breed results are estimates from the maker's reference database, and health screening shows genetic risk, not a diagnosis; discuss any health result with your vet before acting.

Specifications

Every figure below comes from the source shown in brackets. Where the maker doesn't state something, we say so instead of estimating.

Price$159Maker
Sale price seen$139Maker
Health conditions270+ health risks screened (maker)Maker
BreedsNot stated by the makerNot stated
Results timeNot stated by the makerNot stated

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Final verdict

A strong breed and health test.

Where to buy

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Questions buyers ask

How many health risks does Embark screen?
270+, per Embark.
Is it a diagnosis?
No, discuss results with your vet.