Feline panleukopenia antigen (FPV Ag) Test Kit

The feline parvovirus (FPV) is a virus that is highly contagious and pathogenic to cats. The FPV Ag test is carried out by means of specific methods and reagents to detect whether the antigen of feline parvovirus exists in a cat's body.

This detection method is typically based on immunological principles and is capable of quickly and accurately determining whether a cat is infected with feline parvovirus.

Clinical application:

· Disease Diagnosis:

When cats present symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, fever, and listlessness, the FPV Ag test can assist veterinarians in determining whether it is an infection of feline parvovirus. This is of vital importance for early diagnosis and timely treatment.

For instance, a young cat suddenly has severe diarrhea and vomiting. If the FPV Ag test is positive after that, it can be diagnosed as feline parvovirus infection.

· Vaccination Strategy:

If the test confirms the presence of FPV in unvaccinated cats, vets can prioritize immediate vaccination of other at-risk animals to prevent the disease from spreading.

· Prognosis Judgment:

During the treatment process, conducting the FPV Ag test multiple times can help understand the clearance of the virus, thereby judging the development and prognosis of the disease. If the test results gradually turn negative, it usually means that the condition is improving.