Pet Toxin Testing: Our Commitment to Real-World Results
What Is the PetAmpLife Testing Program?
The PetAmpLife Testing Program is a real-world initiative that partners with independent, third-party laboratories to measure environmental toxin levels in pets — before and after adding our supplements to their daily routine. Rather than asking you to simply trust us, we're committed to showing our work, transparently and backed by science.
We'll be upfront: full peer-reviewed clinical trials cost hundreds of thousands of dollars and take years — out of reach for a small, independent company. So we're doing the most transparent, credible thing we can: partnering with an established specialty laboratory and real pet parents, and sharing what we learn honestly as it develops.
Who Runs the Testing?
We are working with independent, third-party specialty laboratories to conduct the testing. This matters: the results come from an objective outside lab, not from us. Our role is to support participating pets with product — the lab provides the measurements.
Important: test results should always be reviewed with your veterinarian. Our testing partners provide the lab data; interpretation of what those results mean for your pet is a conversation for your veterinary care team.
What Gets Tested?
Our testing focuses on the environmental compounds most relevant to pet health, which independent research has shown accumulate in companion animals. According to the Environmental Working Group, dogs and cats have been found contaminated with dozens of industrial chemicals, often at levels higher than those typically found in people.¹
Testing panels may include:
- Mycotoxins (such as aflatoxin and ochratoxin)
- Glyphosate and other herbicides
- Pesticides (including pyrethroid metabolites)
- Environmental chemicals
The Research Behind Our Binders
Why do we believe testing will show meaningful results? Because our Daily Detox formula is built on humic and fulvic acid — two of the most extensively studied natural binding compounds in science. Decades of peer-reviewed research document these ingredients binding:
- Mycotoxins like aflatoxin²
- Glyphosate³ ⁴
- Heavy metals — chromium, lead, cadmium⁵ ⁶
- Pesticides and other organic compounds⁷
This research — from environmental, agricultural, and animal science — is why we chose these ingredients. Read the full breakdown in The Science of Binders for Dogs.
Real-World Testing: In Progress
🔬 Studies in progress — results coming soon.
We are actively partnering with independent laboratories and participating pet parents to gather real-world before-and-after data. As results are collected, reviewed, and cleared for sharing, we will publish them here — with the actual lab reports and honest context about what they show, and what they don't.
How Can My Pet Join the Testing Program?
We're looking for pet parents who:
- Have already run a toxin or mycotoxin test on their pet, or are willing to test through our lab partner
- Want to add PetAmpLife to their pet's daily routine
- Are willing to re-test after a period and share results
Qualifying participants receive PetAmpLife product to support their pet during the testing period. (In the spirit of transparency, any results or testimonials shared from the program will disclose that product was provided.)
Apply to Join the Testing Program →
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the testing done by PetAmpLife or an independent lab?
An independent, third-party specialty laboratory conducts the testing. The measurements come from an objective outside source, not from us.
Who interprets my pet's results?
Your veterinarian. Our lab partners provide the data; what it means for your pet's care is a discussion for your vet or another qualified professional.
Do I have to pay for the testing?
Qualifying participants receive product support. Details of test costs and participation are covered when you apply.
What does the testing measure?
Environmental toxin levels — mycotoxins, glyphosate, pesticides, and related compounds — measured before and after adding PetAmpLife to a pet's routine.
Does taking part treat a disease?
No. This program measures environmental toxin levels and supports normal wellness. Our supplements are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, and testing is not a substitute for veterinary diagnosis or care.
Support Your Pet's Wellness Today
You don't have to wait for our study to give your pet clean, research-backed support. Our Daily Detox is built on the same humic and fulvic binders described above — gentle, food-safe, one scoop a day. Or explore the complete wellness protocol for detox, drainage, and cellular energy together.
Our Promise
We will only ever share testing data honestly — never overstating results, never hiding context, always clear that supporting wellness is not the same as treating disease. Our supplements support your pet's normal, healthy function, alongside — never instead of — your veterinarian's care.
References
- Environmental Working Group. "Polluted Pets." ewg.org/research/polluted-pets.
- Arafat, R. et al. "Humic Acid as an Aflatoxin Binder in Broiler Chickens." Annals of Animal Science 2016/17.
- Piccolo, A. et al. "Adsorption of Glyphosate by Humic Substances." J. Agric. Food Chem. 1996.
- Shehata, A.A. et al. "Reduction of Glyphosate by Humic Acid Supplementation." J. Poult. Sci. 2014.
- Gu, Y.-L. et al. "Chromium(VI) binding with humic acid." Spectrochimica Acta 2015.
- Krempaská, K. et al. "Humic Acids in Lead Intoxication." Curr Clin Pharmacol. 2016.
- Chianese, S. et al. "Sorption of Organic Pollutants by Humic Acids." Molecules 2020.
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. Cited research describes ingredient properties from environmental and animal models. Always consult your veterinarian.