Back in 2018, Professor Avdo Ori and Dr. Ania Bakharet
played a key role in helping us develop a reliable, science-based protocol for DNA sexing in parrots.

Over the course of six months,
we tested hundreds of bird species in collaboration with expert breeders
who provided us with blood samples from parrots of known sex.
This allowed us to calibrate and confirm our method to ensure accurate,
consistent results based on genetic sex markers.

Following the success of our sexing protocol,
we applied the same research-based approach to detect two major diseases in birds:
Psittacine Beak and Feather Disease (PBFD) and Chlamydia (Psittacosis) —
developing reliable testing procedures for early diagnosis.

Today, our lab continues to innovate.
We’re currently in advanced stages of developing new protocols for the identification of additional avian diseases –
all with the goal of making bird care safer, smarter, and more precise.