SaberVet Canine Adenovirus 2 Antigen Rapid Test

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Contents Component 10T/Box Test device 10 piece Swab 10 piece Buffer 10 piece Specifications Product name SaberVet Canine Adenovirus 2 Antigen Rapid Test Brand Name Sabervet Model Number 1091082410 Specimen Secretions Application Vet Health Diagnosis Sensitivity 99.80% Specificity 97.69% Certificate GMP & ISO9001 & CE Assay Time 10 Minutes OEM&ODM Available Shelf Life 3 Years Operation Results Canine Adenovirus (CAV) is a common canine virus with two main types: CAV-I and CAV-II.

CAV-I mainly causes canine infectious hepatitis, while CAV-II usually causes respiratory diseases such as canine bronchitis and canine influenza. Symptoms Respiratory symptoms: Dry cough: Dogs infected with canine adenovirus often develop a dry cough that sometimes lasts for weeks. Sneezing: Dogs may sneeze frequently, especially if the condition worsens.

Runny nose: Some dogs may show signs of increased nasal discharge, which may be clear or sticky. Eye symptoms: Some infected dogs may show signs of eye inflammation and increased tears. Systemic symptoms Fever: Canine adenovirus infection may cause the dog to develop a fever, which may rise above the normal range.

Loss of appetite: sick dogs may have a decreased appetite or refuse to eat. Fatigue and lethargy: Infected dogs may exhibit lethargy and lack of energy. Other symptoms Diarrhoea: a few dogs may develop mild diarrhoea during infection, but this is not a major symptom.

Testing and Diagnosis: Diagnosis of CAV infection is usually determined by clinical signs and laboratory testing methods: Clinical signs: the veterinarian will make an initial diagnosis based on the dog’s signs and symptoms.