Feline Diarrhea Ⅵ Nucleic Acid Test Kit (Lyophilized)

Feline Diarrhea VI

FCoV:
A common feline virus that usually causes mild enteritis. Some variants can trigger severe feline infectious peritonitis (FIP).

Tritrichomonas foetus:
A protozoan parasite that mainly causes chronic diarrhea and is especially common in young cats.

GIA:
A protozoan parasite that lives in the intestines of cats and causes watery diarrhea and malnutrition.

FPV:
A highly contagious virus that causes malignant enteritis in cats, manifested as vomiting, diarrhea, fever, and a decrease in white blood cells.

Cryptosporidium:
Parasitic infection can lead to severe diarrhea and is particularly harmful in cats with low immunity.

Astrovirus:
A newly discovered virus related to feline diarrhea can cause enteritis and diarrhea.

Clinical Application:

· Accurately identify the cause：
The causes of feline diarrhea are complex and the symptoms are similar. This reagent can simultaneously detect six common pathogens, helping veterinarians identify the cause in one test and providing a scientific basis for accurate treatment.

· Reduce detection time and cost:
Multiple detections reduce the need for repeated sampling and multiple tests, shorten the diagnosis time, improve clinical efficiency, and at the same time reduce the stress response of cats.

· Monitor treatment effects and disease progression：
This detection reagent can be used to track the changes of pathogens during the treatment process, helping veterinarians evaluate the treatment effect and adjust the plan in time to ensure that cats receive continuous and scientific health management.