Zoonotic Disease Nucleic Acid Test Kit (Dry)

Zoonoses VI

TOXO:
A parasitic disease caused by Toxoplasma gondii is mainly transmitted through contact with contaminated soil, food or feces of infected animals. It is especially dangerous for people with low immunity and pregnant women.

Leptospirosis:
A bacterial infection that can be transmitted through contact with contaminated water or animal urine, leading to fever, muscle pain and kidney damage, and can be fatal in severe cases.

B. henselae:
The bacteria that cause cat scratch disease are usually transmitted through cat scratches or bites and may lead to fever, swollen lymph nodes and other systemic symptoms.

Babesia:
It triggers severe anemia and jaundice, which can be fatal and requires rapid treatment.

B.gibsoni:
A parasite also transmitted by ticks mainly affects dogs and may cause severe anemia and other complications, especially more common in certain dog breeds.

Heartworms:
A parasite transmitted by mosquitoes. After infecting dogs, it can lead to severe heart and lung diseases and even be fatal. Early detection and prevention are very important.

Clinical Application:

· Early diagnosis:
These tests can help identify potential infections as early as possible, provide necessary treatment for pets and humans in a timely manner, and reduce the risk of disease deterioration.

· Control disease transmission:
Many zoonotic diseases are transmitted between animals and humans. Through testing, the risk of infection can be evaluated, and preventive measures can be taken to reduce the possibility of disease transmission to humans.

· Guide treatment and management:
Test results can help veterinarians and doctors formulate appropriate treatment plans and provide corresponding health management advice for pet owners to ensure the health of pets and their owners.