Not necessarily. Not detecting the variants analysed reduces the likelihood of those specific inherited forms, but does not rule out the disease:
• There may be other variants in the same gene, or other genes, that the test does not analyse.
• Many diseases with the same name also have non-genetic causes.
• The test does not cover every possible inherited disease.
Continue with routine veterinary check-ups and consult your vet if you notice symptoms, even if the genetic result is reassuring.
