Respiratory VII- Cat Nucleic Acid Test Kit (Lyophilized)

Respiratory VII- Cat

FCV:
A common feline respiratory virus that often causes oral ulcers, stomatitis, and gingivitis.

FHV:
A virus that causes respiratory infections in cats and can also lead to the occurrence of oral ulcers and stomatitis.

Mycoplasma:
A cell-wall-less bacterium that often causes respiratory symptoms in cats such as coughing, sneezing, and conjunctivitis.

Chlamydia:
A pathogen that causes chronic conjunctivitis and upper respiratory tract symptoms in cats.

Bordetella bronchiseptica:
A bacterium that causes bronchitis and coughing in cats and is highly contagious in multi-cat environments.

Influenza A/B:
After a cat is infected with the influenza virus, it will exhibit flu-like symptoms similar to those in humans, including fever, sneezing, and shortness of breath.

Clinical Application:

· Accurately identify the cause：
The newly added pathogens influenza A/B viruses (Flu A/B), although relatively less common in infecting cats, have symptoms highly similar to those of other respiratory pathogens and are easily overlooked or misdiagnosed. By adding the detection of Flu A/B, potential pathogenic factors can be more comprehensively covered, providing veterinarians with more accurate etiological analysis.

· Support personalized treatment：
A more comprehensive range of detection parameters can help veterinarians adopt more targeted treatment strategies for different pathogens. For example, influenza virus infection requires antiviral drugs and supportive therapy, while bacterial infection may require antibiotic treatment. Through comprehensive detection, veterinarians can formulate more personalized treatment plans based on the detection results of different pathogens, improve clinical treatment effects, and shorten the recovery time of cats.