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VDI Laboratory

VDI is a leading veterinary blood diagnostics provider in the fields of cancer, GI disease, nutrition, osteoarthritis, and wellness. To test, its simple.

VDI is advancing diagnostic interpretation with intelligent, context-aware reporting. Veterinary Diagnostics Institute™ is a veterinary clinical ventures company dedicated to the research, development and introduction of innovative biomarkers for companion animals. VDI offers a family of specialty blood tests for your dog and cat for conditions like cancer and chronic GI disease, to allergy and microbiome testing. Go to your vet and have your pet's blood drawn and have them send it to VDI. We perform the test in our facility using state-of-the-art equipment and return the result in 24 hours. To learn more about us, visit our website at http://www.vdilab.com.

10/22/2026

Swipe to learn the signs of an unhealthy digestive system.

Occasional digestive upset can happen, but persistent symptoms shouldn't be ignored.

If your pet has ongoing digestive issues, talk with your veterinarian to help identify the underlying cause. Early evaluation can help support your pet's long-term digestive health and overall well-being.

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10/20/2026

Does your pet have healthy digestion?

A healthy digestive system does more than process food—it helps your pet absorb the nutrients they need to support energy, immune function, and overall wellness. When digestion is working properly, your pet is better able to make use of the nutrients in their diet.

Signs of healthy digestion can include consistent stools, maintaining a healthy weight, a good appetite, and steady energy levels. If your pet is experiencing ongoing digestive issues, it may be a sign that their digestive system needs a closer look.

Talk with your veterinarian about VDI GI testing to gain valuable insights into your pet's digestive health.

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10/16/2026

Know your pet's allergies before they become a bigger problem.

Understanding what's triggering your pet's allergies can help you and your veterinarian make more informed decisions about their care. With VDI's allergy testing options, identifying potential allergens is easier than ever.

VDI offers two allergy testing panels designed to help your veterinarian evaluate different allergy concerns. By selecting the test that best matches your pet's symptoms and history, you can gain clearer insights to help guide the next steps in their care.

Talk with your veterinarian about VDI Allergy Testing to find the right approach for your pet and help them live a healthier, more comfortable life.

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10/14/2026

Supporting a pet with allergies starts with paying attention to the little things.

Keep track of when your pet experiences symptoms like itching, excessive licking, recurring ear infections, skin irritation, or digestive upset. Noting when symptoms occur, how long they last, and any potential triggers can provide valuable information.

Bring these observations to your veterinarian to help create a personalized wellness plan for your pet. Combined with appropriate testing, these insights can help identify potential allergy triggers and guide a treatment plan designed to keep your pet comfortable year-round.

10/12/2026

Did you know your pet's gut plays a major role in their immune system?

A large portion of your pet's immune system is associated with the digestive tract, so food allergies can affect more than just digestion. They may also contribute to inflammation and symptoms like itchy skin, recurring ear infections, excessive licking, or gastrointestinal upset.

If you think your pet may have a food allergy, talk with your veterinarian about VDI testing to help identify potential triggers.

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10/08/2026

What's happening when your pet has an allergic reaction?

When your pet is exposed to an allergen, their immune system can overreact to something that would otherwise be harmless. This immune response triggers inflammation, which is what often leads to many of the symptoms associated with allergies.

Signs of allergic inflammation may include persistent itching, red or irritated skin, excessive licking or chewing, recurring ear infections, and general discomfort. Left unaddressed, ongoing inflammation can continue to affect your pet's comfort and quality of life.

If your pet is showing signs of allergies, talk with your veterinarian about VDI Allergy Testing. Identifying potential allergy triggers is an important step toward creating a treatment plan that helps your pet feel their best.

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10/06/2026

Allergies can impact your pet's quality of life every day.

The good news is that you don't have to guess what's causing the problem. Working with your veterinarian to identify the underlying trigger is the first step toward helping your pet find lasting relief.

If you think your pet may have allergies, ask your veterinarian about VDI Allergy Testing. Understanding the cause can help guide a more personalized plan to keep your pet healthy, comfortable, and happy.

Learn more through the link in our bio.

10/02/2026

Myth vs. Fact: Allergies only happen during certain seasons.

Myth.

While some environmental allergies are seasonal, many allergy triggers are present year-round. Dust mites, mold, and other indoor allergens can affect pets regardless of the season. Food allergies can also occur at any time of the year.

If your pet is experiencing persistent itching, skin irritation, ear infections, or other signs of allergies, don't assume they'll go away with the season.

Talk with your veterinarian about VDI allergy testing to help identify potential triggers and get your pet on the path to feeling better.

Learn more through the link in our bio.

09/30/2026

Does your pet keep getting ear infections?

Recurring ear infections are often a sign of an underlying issue—not the root cause itself. While treating the infection is important, it's just as important to understand why it keeps coming back.

One common contributor is allergies, which can cause ongoing inflammation and make pets more prone to repeated ear problems.

If your pet experiences frequent ear infections, talk with your veterinarian about investigating the underlying cause. VDI allergy testing may help provide additional insights and support a more targeted treatment plan.

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09/28/2026

Did you know there are different types of allergies?

The two most common categories are environmental allergies and food allergies. While they can cause similar symptoms, the triggers—and the best treatment approach—can be very different.

If you've noticed ongoing itching, skin irritation, digestive issues, or other signs of allergies, talk with your veterinarian about testing. Identifying the underlying trigger is the first step toward creating a treatment plan that helps your pet feel more comfortable.

Learn more about VDI allergy testing through the link in our bio.

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9420 Topanga Canyon Boulevard #100
Chatsworth, CA
91311

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 5pm
Tuesday	7am - 5pm
Wednesday	7am - 5pm
Thursday	7am - 5pm
Friday	7am - 5pm

Website

http://www.vdilab.com/

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