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The MiDOG™ All-in-One Test is a complete test designed for accurate detection of bacteria, fungi, and antibiotic resistance in both chronic and non-infectious conditions.

01/15/2026

One Health isn’t a slogan.

It’s what happens when the same microbe moves through animals, people, and the environments we share.

For One Health Awareness Month, we’re thinking about the ripple effect of getting answers sooner in animal cases, because those decisions don’t stay contained to a single patient.

At MiDOG, we use next-generation sequencing to detect bacteria, fungi, parasites, viruses, and resistance genes from a single sample, especially when culture is slow, limited, or comes back “no growth.”

Why it matters:
→ Earlier answers = stronger biosecurity & containment
→ Better data = smarter antimicrobial stewardship
→ Better visibility = improved surveillance across species & settings

If you work in companion animal, exotics/zoo, wildlife, or research and need to move from “possible” to actionable, we’d love to connect.

01/14/2026

📍 MiDOG is heading to VMX 2026
🗓 January 17–21
📍 Orlando, FL
📌 Booth #2349

We’re excited to exhibit at VMX 2026, hosted by the North American Veterinary Community, one of the world’s largest veterinary education conferences.

Stop by Booth #2349 to see how MiDOG’s DNA-based, species-agnostic diagnostics support confident clinical decision-making across companion animal, exotic, wildlife, and zoological medicine. Our team will be on hand to discuss how next-generation sequencing (NGS) enables broad pathogen detection, identifies antimicrobial resistance genes, and helps uncover infections that traditional methods may miss.

If you manage complex cases, mixed caseloads, or non-traditional species, come see how one test can deliver deeper microbial insight from a single sample.

See you in Orlando.

01/12/2026

When detail changes decisions.

Some breakthroughs don’t add noise; they add clarity.

More context. More confidence. More power behind every result.

We’re preparing to introduce something that changes how microbial data can be used, not just reported.

Launching very soon.

01/08/2026

Recurrent UTIs in dogs aren’t always about choosing the wrong antibiotic.

Some cases relapse despite appropriate therapy, even with negative or inconsistent cultures. Emerging research suggests bacterial persistence mechanisms may contribute to a subset of patients.

What can complicate these cases:
✅ Biofilms that reduce antimicrobial susceptibility
✅ Intracellular bacteria persisting between episodes
✅ Intermittent shedding that leads to discordant culture results

Why this matters:
✅ Culture remains essential,but it isn’t always the full picture
✅ Repeated empiric therapy can increase resistance risk

In select cases, NGS-based testing may provide complementary insight by detecting bacterial DNA independent of growth when standard diagnostics fall short.

👉 Read the full blog:
https://www.midogtest.com/blog/how-biofilms-intracellular-bacteria-contribute-recurrent-utis-dogs/

01/07/2026

There’s more to the story than detection.

Soon, going beyond what’s there will matter just as much as knowing it’s there.

Deeper resolution. Sharper differentiation. Clearer answers when complexity matters most.

What’s coming is built for cases where surface-level insight isn’t enough.

Stay tuned. Launching in a few weeks.

01/05/2026

On , we’re spotlighting a published avian case that highlights where next-generation sequencing (NGS) truly changes the diagnostic conversation.

🦜 Case highlight: A 29-year-old Congo African grey parrot with chronic, malodorous stool and a complex clinical picture. Traditional approaches fell short.

What NGS revealed:
• Detection of Anaerosporobacter sp., a fastidious organism unlikely to appear on routine culture
• Confirmation of pathogen clearance following treatment
• Early detection of recurrence when clinical signs returned
• Critical insight alongside GI dysmotility and bornavirus infection in a multifactorial disease process

This case underscores how NGS supports hard-to-culture pathogen detection, treatment monitoring, and longitudinal disease management in avian patients.

As proud members of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, MiDOG Animal Diagnostics supports veterinary and wildlife teams with DNA-based, species-agnostic pathogen surveillance, across birds, reptiles, marine mammals, and beyond.

12/31/2025

Happy New Year from all of us at MiDOG Animal Diagnostics!

As we step into a brand-new year, we’re filled with gratitude for the veterinarians, technicians, researchers, partners, and clinics who made the past year so impactful. Your trust, your cases, and your collaboration continue to drive better science and better outcomes across all species.

Here’s to new discoveries, stronger partnerships, and even greater progress in animal health and One Health in the year ahead. We’re excited for what’s to come and honored to continue this journey with you.

Wishing you a healthy, successful, and inspiring New Year!

12/29/2025

Biosecurity is no longer reactive. It’s genomic.

When suspicious findings arise or a novel pathogen is suspected, decisions must be driven by speed, clarity, and defensible data. Strain-level insight is now essential for outbreak containment, traceability, and regulatory confidence.

Advanced surveillance enables:
✅ Early detection of emerging infections
✅ Transmission mapping across barns and farms
✅ AMR and virulence gene characterization
✅ Import/export and regulatory support
✅ Sanitation and prevention program validation

Built for real-world production:
• Poultry and swine routine surveillance
• Quarantine monitoring of incoming livestock
• Feed- and environment-linked fungal surveillance
• Facility-wide biosecurity verification

Powered by MiDOG Animal Diagnostics’ DNA-based All-in-One NGS platform, every sample is analyzed across the full microbial landscape, supporting proactive monitoring across farms, feed systems, and transport hubs.

Stronger herds. Cleaner supply chains. Defensible biosecurity.

12/22/2025

Big love to our mates at Exotic Vet Support

We’re proud to keep working alongside this incredible team bringing advanced DNA-based infectious disease testing to exotic and wildlife clinics across Australia. From real-world case consults and telemedicine to top-tier education for vets, techs, and students, these legends do it all.

Together, we’re helping Aussie clinics get clearer answers, faster insights, and better outcomes for some truly unique patients (the scaly, feathered, and everything in between).

Here’s to good science, great teamwork, and healthier animals, worldwide.

Based in Australia? Get in touch with Exotic Vet Support to see how MiDOG can support your exotic and wildlife cases.
We’re proud to keep working alongside this incredible team, bringing advanced DNA-based infectious disease testing to exotic and wildlife clinics across Australia. From real-world case consults and telemedicine to top-tier education for vets, techs, and students, these legends do it all.

12/18/2025

Emerging Fungal Shell Disease in Turtles: What Vets Should Know

This fall, unexplained shell lesions in turtles across multiple U.S. states were linked to a novel fungal pathogen in the Emydomyces genus, genetically distinct from the only previously described species, Emydomyces testavorans.

Why this matters clinically:
✅ Shell disease can progress into bone and become fatal
✅ Some turtles remain asymptomatic carriers
✅ Traditional culture often fails due to bacterial/fungal overgrowth
✅ PCR detection requires multiple targets to reduce false negatives

Using DNA-based sequencing, MiDOG Animal Diagnostics identified this previously undocumented Emydomyces species across ~20 affected turtles, demonstrating how sequencing can reveal pathogens that targeted testing may miss.

As emerging fungal diseases continue to threaten chelonian health, comprehensive microbial surveillance is becoming essential for early detection, monitoring, and outbreak response.

🔗 Full case breakdown: https://www.midogtest.com/blog/novel-fungal-pathogen-causing-shell-disease-in-turtles/

12/17/2025

Happy National Cat Lovers’ Month

Cats are masters of subtlety, especially when it comes to illness. By the time clinical signs appear, disease progression is often already underway. That’s why feline medicine relies so heavily on preventive care, early diagnostics, and data-driven decision-making.

Key realities of feline health:
✅ Cats often mask pain and infection
✅ Gastrointestinal, respiratory, and urinary issues are among the most under-detected
✅ Early microbial detection significantly improves outcomes
✅ Prevention reduces long-term treatment burden and antimicrobial use

National Cat Lovers’ Month is a reminder that protecting feline health goes beyond routine exams, it requires visibility into what can’t be seen and confidence in the diagnostic data guiding care.

For clinics looking to strengthen early infectious-disease detection in cats, advanced DNA-based diagnostics are becoming a powerful addition to the modern feline care toolbox.

12/16/2025

Warm feet. Real stories. Good vibes all around. 🦌🧦

If you’ve ever thought, “MiDOG really helped us on that case,” we’d love to hear about it. To say thanks, we’re mailing out our limited-run deer socks to clients who share their honest experience working with us.

No scripts. No pressure. Just your genuine take, and a cozy surprise headed your way.

How it works:
📩 Send a quick review or testimonial to info@midogtest.com
📬 Drop in your mailing address
📦 We’ll handle the rest

Whether MiDOG helped solve a tough case, added confidence to a decision, or simply made your day easier, your feedback helps us keep improving.

You share the story. We’ll send the socks.

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