Canine parvovirus antigen (CPV Ag) Test Kit

Canine parvovirus (CPV) is a highly contagious and pathogenic virus for dogs. CPV Ag detection is to detect whether the antigen of canine parvovirus exists in the dog's body through specific methods and reagents.

This detection method is usually based on immunological principles and can quickly and accurately determine whether a dog is infected with parvovirus.

Clinical application:

• Disease Diagnosis:

When dogs show symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, fever and listlessness, CPV Ag testing can help veterinarians determine whether it is canine parvovirus infection. This is crucial for early diagnosis and timely treatment.

For example, a young puppy suddenly has severe diarrhea and vomiting. After testing positive for CPV Ag, it can be diagnosed as canine parvovirus infection.

• Vaccination Strategy:

If the test confirms the presence of CPV in unvaccinated dogs, vets can prioritize immediate vaccination of other at-risk animals to prevent the disease from spreading.

• Prognosis Judgment:

During the treatment process, conducting CPV Ag tests multiple times can help understand the clearance of the virus, thereby judging the development and prognosis of the disease. If the test results gradually turn negative, it usually indicates that the condition is improving.