
A whole year of check-ups
4 FOBU rapid tests for home. Order once, pay for 3 — the fourth test is on us.
7,48 € per month
89,70 € one-off, incl. VAT

Canine Fecal Occult Blood Rapid Test
The world's first rapid test designed exclusively for dogs: detects hidden blood in stool in 5–10 minutes. Reacts to canine blood only — no false alarms from BARF diet. EU-certified, designed for home use.

4 FOBU rapid tests for home. Order once, pay for 3 — the fourth test is on us.
7,48 € per month
89,70 € one-off, incl. VAT
Collect a small amount of stool using the included collection aid and place it in the tube with extraction buffer.
Close the tube and shake well. Discard the first two drops, then add 3 drops to the sample well (S) of the test cassette.
Read after 5–10 minutes. 2 lines = positive. 1 line = negative. No C line = invalid, repeat the test.
Watch how easy it is to perform the FOBU test — right at home, in just a few minutes.
Official instructional video for test execution

I recommend the test for pet owners, especially when a dog has a chronic gastrointestinal condition and the question of bleeding comes up. It is a real benefit for owners and veterinarians.
Veterinarian in the Dogorama test report
Read the veterinary reviewMy name is Miroslav Faga. I am a veterinarian and the head veterinarian at the veterinary clinic in Trnava. One of my specialties is diseases of the digestive tract in dogs and cats.
Unfortunately, diseases of the digestive tract have become increasingly common, including cancer. If we can only diagnose these conditions at a very late stage, that is a problem. The earlier you diagnose the problem, the easier it is to treat.
Fortunately, tests have recently become available that allow us to detect even very small amounts of blood in our pets' stool. This often allows us to detect diseases at an earlier stage than we could before. Unfortunately, this trend is rising sharply.
Every year, our clinic sees several hundred animals with digestive tract disorders, whether caused by autoimmune diseases, cancer or other conditions. This gives us and pet owners the opportunity to carry out these tests before the disease becomes apparent and larger amounts of blood are visible. In fact, we can do this three to four times a year, even when there is no visible blood in the stool.
As a veterinarian, I see every day how crucial early detection is. This test makes it possible to detect hidden blood in stool before serious symptoms appear — a decisive advantage for the animal and its owner.