Canine Travel Combo Ⅶ Nucleic Acid Test Kit (Lyophilized)

Canine Travel Combo Ⅶ

Anaplasma spp.: A tick - transmitted bacterium causing anaplasmosis, leading to fever, joint pain, and thrombocytopenia in dogs.

Babesia spp.: A protozoan parasite transmitted by ticks, inducing hemolytic anemia and systemic illness in infected dogs.

Ehrlichia spp.: A tick - borne bacterium causing ehrlichiosis, characterized by fever, bleeding disorders, and immune suppression.

Hepatozoon: A protozoan transmitted by ingestion of infected ticks, leading to hepatozoonosis with fever, muscle pain, and anemia.

Leishmania: A sandfly - transmitted protozoan causing leishmaniasis, with symptoms like skin lesions, weight loss, and organ damage (zoonotic).

Mycoplasma haemophilus: A hemotropic bacterium requiring tick/flea vectors, associated with anemia and immunosuppression in dogs.

Heartworms: A parasitic nematode transmitted by mosquitoes, causing heart failure and lung disease in advanced infections.

Clinical Application:

Accurate Diagnosis: Detects Anaplasma spp., Babesia spp., Ehrlichia spp., Hepatozoon, Leishmania, Mycoplasma haemophilus, and Dirofilaria immitis (heartworms) to differentiate co - infections or single - agent diseases in symptomatic or high - risk dogs.

Pre - Travel/Post - Travel Screening: Ensures vector - exposed dogs are free of zoonotic (e.g., Leishmania) or life - threatening pathogens before travel or after exposure in endemic areas.

Treatment Monitoring: Confirms pathogen clearance post - treatment and tracks co - infections (e.g., Ehrlichia with Anaplasma) for tailored therapy.

Epidemiological Research: Tracks regional prevalence of tick - borne and sandfly - transmitted diseases for disease control strategies.