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Health Testing
Browse health testing providers on BreederHQ Marketplace. Veterinary geneticists, reproductive vets, and specialist clinics that run OFA, PennHIP, CHIC, CERF, and breed-specific genetic panels. Built for breeders making informed breeding decisions, not consumer DNA kits.
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Health testing on BreederHQ is the breeding-decision toolkit, not a consumer kit. Find the clinicians and labs your breed-club protocols require.
- ● OFA hip and elbow radiographs
- ● PennHIP positioning and submission
- ● CHIC-aligned panels by breed
- ● CAER (formerly CERF) eye exams
- ● Cardiac echo and auscultation by specialists
- ● Patella, thyroid, and BAER testing
- ● Breed-specific genetic disease panels
- ● Equine health panels (HERDA, HYPP, etc.)
- ● Parentage verification and DNA profiling
- ● Veterinary geneticist consultation
How to Browse on the Marketplace
Filters that matter for finding the right testing provider:
- Test type. OFA imaging, PennHIP, CAER, cardiac, genetic panel, parentage. Some clinicians do all; many specialize.
- Species. Canine, feline, equine, and livestock health testing all involve different labs, registries, and credentialed reviewers.
- Service area. Specialist eye and cardiac clinics often travel for breed-club clinic days. Filter by ambulatory clinics in your area.
- Registry submission. Some clinicians handle the OFA/PennHIP/CAER submission paperwork end-to-end; others leave it to you. Confirm before booking.
What to Look For When Hiring
- Credentialed reviewer or certified positioner. OFA-recognized board-certified specialists for cardiac, ophthalmology, and orthopedics. PennHIP-certified positioners for PennHIP submissions specifically.
- Volume in your breed. Geneticists and clinicians who see your breed regularly will know what's expected on the panel and what regional variants look like.
- Imaging quality and positioning. Hip radiographs get rejected for positioning more often than for findings. Ask how many submissions they've had returned.
- Honest scope. Most general-practice vets can do solid OFA-prelim imaging. CAER, cardiac, and PennHIP require the specialist credentials. A good clinic will tell you which is which.
- Coordinated paperwork. OFA Sync on BreederHQ pulls OFA-registry-confirmed results into your animal records automatically (a public-registry passthrough). Ask the clinic how they report and where they submit.