A Rapid and Precise Diagnostic Test for the Detection of Parvovirus in Cats
Feline Parvovirus causes feline panleukopenia which affects both wild and domestic felines worldwide. The virus is transmitted by fecal-oral route and is quite stable in the environment. Indirect contact through fomites(clothes, shoes) is the most common route, hence indoor cats are also at risk.
It mainly infects rapidly dividing cells like intestinal tract and cause marked enteritis. Cats of all ages can be infected, but kittens and young cats tends to have very bad prognosis, with high morbidity and mortality.
While some cats will show no symptoms of infection, others may show minor symptoms of anemia, and still others may lose all of their energy and die:
- Diarrhea
- Depression
- Anorexia
- Fever
- Vomit and dehydration
The disease can be confirmed finding the virus in the cat’s stool. The load of virus shedding peaks when clinical disease is most severe, however the virus can still be shed for up to six weeks after recovery.
THE QubeMDx SOLUTION
Using a proprietary Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) technology, the QubeMDx performs the detection of FELINE PARVOVIRUS in only 15 minutes.
The QubeMDx is a real Point-of-Care solution that empowers the veterinarian with the right information, at the right time, so they can make the right decision and provide the best course of treatment for the animal.
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QubeMDx ADVANTAGES
Fast : 15 minutes to result |
Read the results, provide a diagnosis, and start the treatment within the same visit. |
Accurate |
Accuracy comparable to reference laboratory tests for a more confident diagnosis. |
Cost Effective |
Only a fraction of the price of current solutions to save money with each test with affordable reagents. |
User Friendly |
Simplified sample preparation, intuitive interface, and easy to read results to reduce training time and increase confidence. |
Reliable |
Simplified sample preparation, intuitive interface, and easy to read results to reduce training time and increase confidence. |
DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURE