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VetScan Canine Parvovirus Antigen Test Kit

by Vetscan
SKU 014ZOE-01100
Original price $349.99 - Original price $599.99
Original price $349.99
$349.99
$349.99 - $599.99
Current price $349.99
Availability:
2+ in stock, ready to be shipped
Availability:
2+ in stock, ready to be shipped
Size: 10 Count

VETSCAN® Canine Parvovirus Rapid Antigen Test Kit

The VETSCAN® Canine Parvovirus Rapid Antigen Test Kit provides convenient, point-of-care screening for canine parvovirus antigen in fecal samples. Designed for veterinary use, this rapid test helps veterinarians assess dogs for a potentially serious parvovirus infection, with results available in approximately 10 minutes. The kit includes a sample dilution device to simplify preparation and testing in a clinical setting.

Features:

  • Rapid Detection: Provides results in approximately 10 minutes.
  • Antigen Testing: Detects canine parvovirus antigen in fecal samples.
  • Antibody-Based Design: Uses monoclonal antibodies to detect the target antigen.
  • Simple Procedure: Straightforward sample preparation and testing process.
  • Room-Temperature Storage: Store in a dry location at room temperature, according to the supplied product information.
  • Shelf Life: Up to 18 months from the date of manufacture.

Directions for Use:

  1. Collect Sample: Coat the supplied swab with a thin layer of fecal material.
  2. Prepare Sample: Break the seal as directed to mix the sample with the included diluent.
  3. Add Specimen: Dispense 3 drops of the prepared specimen into the sample well.
  4. Read Results: Interpret results at the time specified in the manufacturer's instructions, approximately 10 minutes after testing begins.

Storage and Disposal:

Store the test kit in a dry location at room temperature. Dispose of used test components and biological samples according to the manufacturer's instructions and applicable veterinary biohazard procedures.

Cautions and Warnings:

For veterinary use only. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for sample collection, testing, result interpretation, and disposal.

Important: Test results should be interpreted by a veterinarian alongside the dog's clinical signs and history. A negative result does not necessarily rule out infection, particularly when clinical suspicion is high.