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Feline coronavirus antigen (FCoV Ag) Test Kit

This is an FIA immunofluorescence assay reagent card used to detect Feline coronavirus antigen (FCoV Ag). Immunofluorescence technology has the characteristics of high specificity, high sensitivity, and intuitive results. Utilizing this technology and the FLASHTEST FIA detection platform, we can detect whether your beloved pet carries Feline coronavirus antigen (FCoV Ag) through this small card.

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Feline coronavirus antigen (FCoV Ag) Test Kit.webp

FCoV is an intestinal infectious disease of cats caused by enteric coronavirus. It belongs to the Coronaviridae family and the Coronavirus genus. Dehydration may occur and the fatality rate is relatively low. It mainly causes enteritis in young cats of a low age. It has weak resistance to external physical and chemical factors and can be inactivated by most disinfectants.


Clinical application:

· Early diagnosis and intervention:

Through FCoV testing, it is possible to detect whether a cat is infected with the coronavirus at an early stage. This is particularly important for multi-cat households or catteries, because early diagnosis can help control the spread of the virus.

· Prevention of the occurrence of FIP:

Although most FCoV infections do not result in FIP, FIP may be triggered under specific circumstances (such as virus mutation). By detecting FCoV, the risk of FIP occurrence in the cat population can be assessed and preventive measures can be taken.

· Vaccination Strategy:

FCoV antibody testing can evaluate the immune status of cats and help determine whether cats have been exposed to the virus before, thereby guiding vaccination and immune management strategies.

· Scientific research and the development of new therapies:

The FCoV test data is very important for studying the transmission, variation and pathogenic mechanism of the virus, and it helps scientists to develop new diagnostic tools, vaccines and treatment methods.


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Features of Feline Coronavirus Antigen (FCoV Ag) Test Kit

The FLASHTEST FIA pet analyzer has 35 available tests covering inflammation, pathogens, antibodies, endocrines, and more. Test strips are not visually readable and require the FLASHTEST FIA Analyzer. This product is the Feline coronavirus antigen (FCoV Ag) test card featuring:

  • On-card QR code provides test info and a calibration curve.

  • Quantitative detection.

  • 2-minute room temperature incubation.

  • Results in 3 minutes.

  • Room temperature shipping and storage.

  • 2-year shelf life.


Specification of Feline Coronavirus Antigen (FCoV Ag) Test Kit

BrandFLASH TEST
Product NameFeline coronavirus antigen (FCoV Ag)
Product Code2006
Specifications10 Test/ Box
Applicable AnimalsCats
Sample TypeRectal swab
Reagent Shelf Life1. Store the test kit at 4~30℃ up to the expiration date.
2. The test should operate at (18~28) ℃ after the Test Device opening.
3. Once the pouch is opened, the test should be performed within 30 minutes.
Transportation RequirementsRoom temperature
Storage RequirementsRoom temperature
Packaging Dimensions155 x 100 x 80 mm³
Weight163g


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