Veterinary IVD | Colloidal Gold Immunochromatography
E. canis / Anaplasma / Babesia / Leptospira / Lyme Ab Combo Rapid Test
Qualitative differential detection of common vector-borne disease antibodies in blood-derived specimens. Multiplex cassette supports broad tick-borne and infectious disease screening.
Overview
Product Features
Clear C/T line reading
Colloidal gold lateral-flow format supports visual interpretation in clinics, labs and field screening.
Pet-matched specimen workflow
Specimen handling is aligned to the assay type, including feces, swabs, whole blood, serum or plasma.
Distributor-ready pack size
Veterinary rapid tests are configured as 25 tests/box for clinic, channel and batch-testing needs.
Professional IVD presentation
Individually pouched cassettes, buffer and disposable sampling components support storage and traceability.
Professional Kit Configuration
E. canis / Anaplasma / Babesia / Leptospira / Lyme Ab Combo Rapid Test is supplied with matched cassette, buffer and disposable sampling accessories for a controlled veterinary lateral-flow workflow.
Technical Specifications
| Intended use | Qualitative differential detection of common vector-borne disease antibodies in blood-derived specimens. |
|---|---|
| Method | Colloidal gold immunochromatography |
| Format | Five-panel combo rapid test cassette |
| Target analyte | E. canis, Anaplasma, Babesia, Leptospira and Lyme antibodies |
| Species | Dog / Cat |
| Specimen | Whole blood, serum or plasma |
| Result time | 10 minutes |
| Storage | 2-30°C |
| Shelf life | 24 months |
| Pack size | 25 tests/box |
| Use | Professional veterinary in vitro diagnostic use |
Testing Workflow
- 1 Collect the validated specimen and mix it thoroughly with assay buffer as instructed.
- 2 Apply the processed sample to the cassette sample well using the specified volume or drops.
- 3 Read the C/T line result within the defined interpretation window; do not interpret expired reads.
Note
This page is a product overview. Final sample volume, procedure, registered intended use and performance data should follow the package insert and local regulatory requirements.