Example Reports
How to Read the MiDOG Report
Example Reports
See What a MiDOG Report Can Reveal
Explore example MiDOG reports across different animal species, sample types, and clinical applications. These examples show how next-generation sequencing (NGS) findings are organized, including detected bacteria and fungi, microbial abundance, antimicrobial resistance information, and, depending on the test selected, parasites, biofilm-associated genes, and toxin markers.
Use these reports to become familiar with how MiDOG translates complex microbial data into clear, clinically relevant information. Because every patient and sample is different, results should always be evaluated alongside the patient’s clinical signs, history, and other diagnostic findings. Complementary veterinary consultation is available to help clinicians navigate report-specific questions.








