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Providing veterinary doctors with the most advanced microbial diagnostic testing available, using Next Generation Sequencing technologies for pathogen identification.

The Next Evolution in DNA-Based Diagnostics

VexGen Vet is the exclusive reseller of Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) diagnostic services from the market leader in human healthcare, VexGen DX. With over 300,000 successful tests performed, NGS is the first universally comprehensive bacterial and fungal diagnostic test based on comparative DNA sequencing analysis of more than 25,000 microbes. Pathogens are identified from the entire microbial DNA and reported with relative percent abundance.

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Superior Diagnostics – Fast, Accurate, Comprehensive

Get Level 1 Rapid PCR results in 24 hours. Level 2 NGS results show details of the biofilm with results delivered in three to five business days – regardless of prior antibiotic use.

Feel Confident in Providing Targeted Treatments

Improve treatment decisions through more comprehensive knowledge of an infection’s underlying biofilm (a collaborative community of microbes) so you can provide the most accurate, targeted treatment possible.

Improved Health Outcomes


VexGen DX has experienced faster healing (two to five times faster) with NGS diagnostics along with a reduction in recurrent or chronic infections.

What is “Biofilm” – Why NGS?

“Biofilm” is defined as the precise makeup of microbes interacting with one another to cause an infection or illness. Over the last decade, scientific understanding has determined that the majority of single species infections move to a collaborative collection of bacterial and fungal microbes in a 12-18 hour window (“biofilm”).

Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) technology is the only available diagnostic approach that identifies the majority of microbes present in the biofilm – along with their relative DNA abundance. Traditional culturing methods are fine for single-species Planktonic bacteria samples, but most infections are just not that simple, and you can’t effectively treat what you cannot measure. Identifying the makeup of the biofilm provides much-needed visibility to vets in order to better treat the microbes actually causing an infection or resisting successful treatment.

Find out how VexGen Vet can help you

VexGen DX’s biofilmatic approach with advanced DNA technology will be the future of how we diagnose and treat chronic infections in the veterinary marketplace.

Dr. Bimbo WelkerDirector of Ohio State Large Animal Services

VexGen DX’s biofilmatic approach with advanced DNA technology will be the future of how we diagnose and treat chronic infections in the veterinary marketplace.

Dr. Bimbo WelkerDirector of Ohio State Large Animal Services
Case Study

Aero the Police K9

Aero, a 3-year-old police dog retiring due to an autoimmune illness that destroyed much of his muscle tissue, became even more ill when a mysterious infection left him unable to even walk up the stairs to the press conference announcing his retirement. Tests were coming up inconclusive and his vets were stumped. Overall, Aero racked up between $8,000-9,000 in bills without getting any answers.

After a series of DNA Molecular Sequencing tests performed by VexGen DX, vets discovered eight different bacteria in Aero’s body – none of which were ever identified during the five culturing tests performed before. A strain of acinetobacter was found to be the main culprit, and, knowing this, vets were able to provide targeted treatment to help Aero fight the infection. His testing cost just under $500.

Today, Aero’s health has improved greatly, and though the police department still misses their K9 friend, they are glad to see him back to his normal, happy self.

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