Other veterinary practitioners typically use it to find out if your dog is compatible with the food or not. If you look up Bicom testing, some methods are potentially used to ‘retrain’ the body’s electromagnetic waves to relearn the allergen does not actually pose a threat and should therefore stop producing an allergic response. Many holistic veterinarians use the Bicom testing with an extremely high success rate, but other veterinarians believe this method does not work. Bicom testing is not commonly seen in veterinary practices because it is considered an ‘alternative’ medicine. If it is ‘neutral’, the item being tested does not put out a wavelength that alters that of your dog. If the response is ‘good’, then the item puts out a wavelength that is compatible with your dog’s blood meaning no adverse reactions should occur. A stressed wavelength means a stressed body and therefore can result in an allergic reaction. If the response is ‘bad’, this means the item being tested causes your dog’s blood wavelength to become stressed. The veterinarian takes a blood sample from your dog and tests different foods and substances to see if it has a ‘good’, ‘neutral’ or ‘bad’ response. This method believes every being and substance in the world emits its own electromagnetic wave. Bicom testing is also known as bioresonance. If you think your dog is allergic to chicken or beef, unfortunately you will have to switch him to a different brand seeing that Kibbles and Bits only sell foods with either chicken or beef, or a combination of both.īicom testing is another method of determining a food related allergy in your dog. For example, if you think your dog is allergic to beef, you switch him to a food that does not contain any beef ingredient and start giving him a protein source that he has not had before or on that he has not had very frequently. If you are just testing the protein source, it is a little easier to switch foods. In a dietary trial, you have to feed your dog a novel diet.
#Kibbles and bits trial
Dietary trial diagnosis and treatment go hand in hand. A dietary trial is the most frequently used method. When it comes to diagnosis of Kibbles and Bits allergies in dogs there are very few diagnostic tests you can run.
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