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Up to 90% of your dog's health is driven by what goes in the bowl. No 2 dogs are the same - and neither should be their nutrition. Stop guessing at your best friend’s health - One test can tell you if its right.
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All tests are evaluated by our team of Vets. We work only with certified partner labs with accreditations and a proven track record.
Change the food. Wait. Change it again. Or measure once.
All dog owners know the struggle. Finding the right nutrition is an endless cycle - and when you finally find something that works - you have to start all over again. It’s a time consuming, not to mention expensive and frustrating cycle - that hurts your pup’s health.
Find out how Rudel changes the gameThere’s 5 signs that your dog’s nutrition is harming their health
Recognise one of these behaviours?
That could mean your pup’s nutrition is harming their health. Find our in just 7 questions with the Rudel health check.
We’ve helped 100K+ improve their pup’s nutrition
#1 Eating grass
This is the biggest sign that something is off. Many dog parents mistake this behaviour for illness. The truth is, most of the time, dogs will do this when they’re experiencing gut issues caused by an imbalance in their diet.
#2 Scooting across the carpet
The bottom-drag across the rug, usually blamed on worms. More often it traces back to stool that has been soft for a while, which stops the glands down there emptying the way they normally would.
#3 Scratching the door
The scratch at the door at three in the morning. Urgency that keeps coming back is one of the clearest signs a gut is unsettled, and food is the first thing to rule in or out.
#4 A stomach you can hear from the sofa
Gurgling loud enough to hear from the sofa. Every dog does it now and then. When it becomes the soundtrack to every evening, the bowl is the first place worth looking.
#5 Wind that empties the room
Funny once. Less funny nightly. Wind that never really clears up is one of the most common signs that something in the food is not being broken down properly on the way through.
How it works
Four steps, about two weeks, and the only one that takes any effort takes thirty seconds.
Get your test kit
Six questions about your dog, then the kit arrives by post. A plain box, with nothing on the outside to say what is inside.
Post one sample
Seal the tube, slide it into the prepaid envelope and drop it in any postbox. Return postage is already paid, so there is nothing to arrange.
Get your report
Twelve values, each with its reference range, and six recommendations written by a vet. On your phone within 14 working days.
What we measure
The signs above are things you can see. These are the six things you can't, measured from one sample, each with a normal range beside it.
A dog's gut is full of bacteria, and most of them belong there. What matters is the mix, and the mix shifts with what's in the bowl. You get one number and the range it's supposed to sit in.
When the gut lining gets irritated it releases a protein into the stool. The more irritation, the more shows up. This is the value that separates "something is genuinely going on" from "nothing much".
The gut wall is meant to keep protein inside the body. If it starts letting protein through, it ends up in the stool instead. It's slow and invisible from the outside, which is exactly why it's worth measuring rather than guessing.
Bile breaks down fat, and certain gut bacteria change it on the way through. When that isn't happening it tends to show up here before anywhere else, which makes it a strong early hint that the balance is off.
Worms, giardia, and a few bacteria that have no business being there. Common even in dogs that look perfectly fine, and easy to miss without a test. This one comes back as a straight yes or no.
How much of dinner the body takes in, and how much passes straight through. If a lot is coming out undigested, the food itself is the first thing worth changing.
What vets love about Rudel“How much of dinner the body takes in, and how much passes straight through. If a lot is coming out undigested, the food itself is the first thing worth changing.”
1,600+ German vets shared this with their patient’s without compensation.
Inside the report
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“Max has had stomach issues for years. I always thought it was because he’s a fat fuck, but the Rudel test showed me it was actually his nutrition. Their team helped me find a mix that works for him, and he’s back to his old self!”
“Max has had stomach issues for years. I always thought it was because he’s a fat fuck, but the Rudel test showed me it was actually his nutrition. Their team helped me find a mix that works for him, and he’s back to his old self!”
Verified customer“Max has had stomach issues for years. I always thought it was because he’s a fat fuck, but the Rudel test showed me it was actually his nutrition. Their team helped me find a mix that works for him, and he’s back to his old self!”
“Max has had stomach issues for years. I always thought it was because he’s a fat fuck, but the Rudel test showed me it was actually his nutrition. Their team helped me find a mix that works for him, and he’s back to his old self!”
“Max has had stomach issues for years. I always thought it was because he’s a fat fuck, but the Rudel test showed me it was actually his nutrition. Their team helped me find a mix that works for him, and he’s back to his old self!”
“Max has had stomach issues for years. I always thought it was because he’s a fat fuck, but the Rudel test showed me it was actually his nutrition. Their team helped me find a mix that works for him, and he’s back to his old self!”
“Max has had stomach issues for years. I always thought it was because he’s a fat fuck, but the Rudel test showed me it was actually his nutrition. Their team helped me find a mix that works for him, and he’s back to his old self!”
“Max has had stomach issues for years. I always thought it was because he’s a fat fuck, but the Rudel test showed me it was actually his nutrition. Their team helped me find a mix that works for him, and he’s back to his old self!”
Rated by dog owners at every step, from the kit arriving to the report landing.
Rated by the people who had to take the sample, read the report, and change what goes in the bowl.
Every Rudel report comes from an accredited laboratory and is written up by a vet. That is why owners do not just get numbers back. They get six things they can actually do about them.
Every report
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How Rudel. compares to others
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| Rudel. | Others | |
|---|---|---|
| Values you get back | 12, each with its reference range | Often a single score |
| Laboratory named, with a register entry |  |  |
| Accredited to ISO 17025 | | |
| Recommendations signed by a named vet | | Often software-generated |
| Full value list published before you buy | | Rarely |
| A real sample report before you buy | | Rarely |
| Report laid out to take to your own vet | | |
| Free replacement if the sample isn't usable | | |
| Money back if the report says nothing concrete | | |
| What you do with the result | Six recommendations for the bowl | A basket of supplements |
| Time to an actual answer | 14 days | Six weeks per food trial |
| Cost | €97 | €99–130 |
4.7 on TrustpilotEvery report
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