Feline Calicivirus antibody Rapid Test Kit

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Catalog number: RC-CF42

Summary: Feline calicivirus infection is a viral respiratory infectious disease of cats, mainly characterized by upper respiratory symptoms accompanied by biphasic fever. Cats that have not been fully vaccinated or have not been vaccinated are more likely to get vaccinated, and kittens are more common.

Principle: fluorescence immunochromatographic

Species: Feline

Sample: Serum

Measurement: Quantitative

Testing Time: 5-10 minutes

Storage Condition: 1 - 30º C

Quantity: 1 box (kit) = 10 devices (Individual packing)

Expiration: 24 months after manufacturing

Specific Clinical Application: Testing for antibody is presently the only practical way to ensure that the immune system in cats and dogs has recognized the vaccinal antigen. The principles of ‘Evidence-based veterinary medicine’ suggest that testing for antibody status (for either puppies or adult dogs) should be better practice than simply administering a vaccine booster on the basis that this would be ‘safe and cost less’.

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Feline Calicivirus antibody Rapid Test Kit
FCV Ab Rapid Test Kit
Catalog number	RC-CF42
Summary	Feline calicivirus infection is a viral respiratory infectious disease of cats, mainly characterized by upper respiratory symptoms accompanied by biphasic fever. Cats that have not been fully vaccinated or have not been vaccinated are more likely to get vaccinated, and kittens are more common.
Principle	fluorescence immunochromatographic
Species	Feline
Sample	Serum
Measurement	Quantitative
Testing Time	5-10 minutes
Storage Condition	1 - 30º C
Quantity	1 box (kit) = 10 devices (Individual packing)
Expiration	24 months after manufacturing
Specific Clinical Application	Testing for antibody is presently the only practical way to ensure that the immune system in cats and dogs has recognized the vaccinal antigen. The principles of ‘Evidence-based veterinary medicine’ suggest that testing for antibody status (for either puppies or adult dogs) should be better practice than simply administering a vaccine booster on the basis that this would be ‘safe and cost less’.