What is Know Your Pet DNA?
Know Your Pet DNA is a dog DNA testing program that helps pet owners better understand their dogs through breed identification and genetic trait insights.
BioPet Laboratories has acquired Know Your Pet DNA as part of its continued investment in pet genetics. As a result, BioPet can build on trusted genetic technology while expanding Know Your Pet DNA as part of its broader pet DNA portfolio.
Currently, BioPet Labs is preparing Know Your Pet DNA for future availability. Additional features and access options will roll out over time as the program continues to evolve.
What About My Existing Know Your Pet DNA Account?
If you have a Know Your Pet DNA by Ancestry® account, your information will not be migrated automatically. Know Your Pet DNA users will need to create an account with BioPet here to continue the Know Your Pet DNA experience.
When will the migration portal be available?
Our team is working closely with Ancestry to be sure your pet’s results transfer easily! You will receive updates from Ancestry once this feature becomes available.
Still have questions?
Please submit an inquiry. Our team will contact you within 1 business day.
Why BioPet Laboratories?
BioPet Laboratories is a trusted provider of DNA-based insights across animal health and identification. By acquiring Know Your Pet DNA, BioPet continues its mission to make reliable, science-driven genetic testing accessible to pet owners.
Unlike many consumer DNA services, BioPet operates its own laboratory facilities. This means BioPet manages the testing process internally—from DNA analysis to data review—using validated laboratory methods and strict quality controls.
As a result, every report reflects BioPet’s commitment to accuracy, transparency, and scientific integrity.
What Know Your Pet DNA Reports Include
Know Your Pet DNA reports are designed to be clear, practical, and easy to understand.
Reports include:
- Breed insights, showing your dog’s breed background and genetic composition
- Genetic trait reports, highlighting traits that may influence physical characteristics and behavior
While genetics provide valuable insights, they do not tell the whole story. Training, environment, and socialization also play an important role in shaping your dog’s behavior over time. Know Your Pet DNA reports are not intended to replace veterinary care.
