Canine CPV Antigen Rapid Test

KEY FEATURES:

• Rapid Results: Obtain results within minutes, enabling quick decision-making for effective treatment.
• High Accuracy: Our test boasts high sensitivity and specificity, ensuring dependable outcomes.
• Ease of Use: Simple testing procedure that can be conducted by veterinary professionals with minimal training.
• Reliable Detection: Efficiently detects antigens of Parvovirus, aiding in the early diagnosis of infections.
• Cost-effective: An affordable screening option without compromising accuracy or reliability.

BENEFITS:

• Early Detection: Identify Parvovirus infections in dogs early, enhancing treatment efficacy.
• Peace of Mind: Provide pet owners with quick and reliable results, alleviating concerns about their pet's health.
• Improved Veterinary Care: Empower veterinarians with a rapid diagnostic tool for timely intervention.

HOW IT WORKS:

The Canine CPV Antigen Rapid Test is a user-friendly kit that requires a small fecal sample. The test is based on lateral flow chromatography and detects antigens, providing clear results in just a few minutes. Its simplicity and accuracy make it an invaluable tool for veterinary clinics, shelters, and breeders concerned about these infections.

USAGE:

This test is recommended for routine screenings, especially for dogs showing symptoms of infection or in regions where Parvovirus prevalence is a concern. Consult with a veterinarian for proper interpretation of results and follow-up care.

MATERIALS REQUIRED:

• Canine CPV Antigen Rapid Test kit
• Sample collection device (e.g., swab, collection tube)
• Sterile gloves
• Timer or clock

TEST PROCEDURE:

Preparation:

1. Ensure the test kit is at room temperature (15-30°C / 59-86°F) before use.
2. Label the test device with the identification details of the dog.

Sample Collection:

1. Collect a small fecal sample from the dog using a sterile collection device.
2. Ensure the sample is fresh and uncontaminated.

Test Application:

1. Remove the test cassette from its sealed pouch just before use.
2. Place the cassette on a flat, clean surface.

Adding the Sample:

1. Using the provided sample collection tool, add the fecal sample to the sample wells (S) of the test cassette as per the kit's instructions.

Reading Results:

1. Set a timer or clock according to the specified test duration (usually indicated in the kit's instructions).
2. Read the results within the specified time frame mentioned in the instructions (usually 5-10 minutes).

Interpretation:

1. A visible line in the control region (C) of each window indicates that the test is functioning correctly.
2. Interpret the presence or absence of lines in the test regions (T) for each pathogen:
   • CPV Window: A visible line in both the control (C) and test (T) regions indicates a positive result for Parvovirus antigen.
3. A line only in the control region (C) of any window signifies a negative result for that specific pathogen.

Result Documentation:

• Record the results accurately, including the date and time of the test, identification details of the dog, and the interpretation of the test (positive or negative for each antigen).

Disposal:

• Properly dispose of used test components according to local regulations for biohazardous waste.

RESULT INTERPRETATION:

Negative Result:

• Control Line (C): A visible line in the control region (C) of each window indicates the test has worked properly.
• Test Line (T): No line appears in the test region (T) of the respective window, indicating the absence of antigens for Parvovirus. This configuration signifies a negative result for these pathogens.

Positive Result:

• Control Line (C): A visible line in the control region (C) of each window confirms the test's functionality.
• Test Line (T): A visible line appears in both the control (C) and test (T) regions of the respective window, indicating the presence of antigens for Parvovirus. This configuration signifies a positive result for these pathogens.

Invalid Result:

• No Control Line (C): If there's no visible line in the control region (C) of any window, the test is considered invalid for that specific pathogen. This may suggest an error in the testing process or a faulty test kit.

NOTE:

• Follow the instructions precisely from the insert included in the kit.
• Results should be interpreted by a qualified veterinarian familiar with the test and the pathogens in dogs.

DATA VALIDATION:

Our kits show equivalent specificity and better selectivity compared to the following tests: 

Our tests achieve lower rates of false positives and false negatives than those of our competitors.