Canine coronavirus antigen (CCoV Ag) Test Kit

Canine enteric coronavirus disease is an intestinal infectious disease of dogs caused by enteric coronavirus, belonging to the Coronaviridae family and the Coronavirus genus. Dehydration may occur, and the fatality rate is relatively low. It mainly causes enteritis in young puppies of low age. It has weak resistance to external physical and chemical factors, and most disinfectants can inactivate it.

Clinical application:

• Disease Diagnosis:

When dogs show symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite and depression, testing canine coronavirus antigen can clarify whether it is caused by coronavirus infection. This is helpful to distinguish it from other diseases that may cause similar symptoms, such as canine parvovirus infection, canine distemper and intestinal parasitosis.

For example, a dog with persistent diarrhea was diagnosed with canine coronavirus infection by testing positive for canine coronavirus antigen.

• Epidemiological Investigation:

Through large-scale testing of canine coronavirus antigen, understanding the infection rate and epidemic trend of the virus in different regions, different dog breeds and different age groups of dogs provides a basis for formulating more effective prevention and control strategies.

• Evaluation of Therapeutic Effects:

During the treatment process, regular testing of canine coronavirus antigen can help understand whether the virus has been cleared and evaluate the effectiveness of the treatment plan. If the antigen level gradually decreases until it turns negative, it usually indicates that the treatment has achieved good results.