Canine Antibody III (CDV/CPV/CAV-Ⅰ Ab) Test Kit

The three canine antibodies usually refer to the antibody tests for canine distemper virus, canine parvovirus, and canine adenovirus type I.

Antibodies are a type of protein produced by the body's immune system after being stimulated by pathogens. They can specifically recognize and bind to pathogens, thereby helping to clear the infection.

Clinical application:

• Evaluation of Immune Status:

Testing the levels of these three antibodies in dogs can help understand the immune status of the dogs. For example, if the antibody levels are high, it indicates that the dogs may have been vaccinated with related vaccines or have been infected before and developed immune memory.

For newly adopted or newly purchased dogs, by testing the antibody levels, it is possible to determine whether they have resistance to these three common infectious diseases. 

• Vaccine Effect Monitoring:

Testing is conducted within a period of time after the dog is vaccinated to evaluate whether the vaccine has successfully stimulated the body to produce sufficient antibody protection. If the antibody level does not meet expectations, booster immunization may need to be considered.

• Disease Diagnosis Assistance:

Although a positive antibody does not necessarily mean a current infection, combined with clinical symptoms and other examination results, it can assist in judging the possibility of the disease.

For dogs with symptoms such as unexplained fever and diarrhea, testing these three antibodies is helpful to investigate whether they are caused by these common virus infections.