Description
Description
BioNote Anigen Rapid CPV Ab Test Kit 2.0
The Anigen Rapid CPV Ab Test Kit 2.0 by BioNote is a veterinary rapid diagnostic test designed for the semi-quantitative detection of IgG antibodies against Canine Parvovirus (CPV).
The test uses an immunochromatographic assay and is designed for use with canine whole blood, plasma, or serum. The result can help veterinarians evaluate the dog's antibody status against CPV.
Main Uses
The CPV Ab test can be used by veterinary professionals for:
- Assessment of the immune status of dogs following vaccination
- Evaluation of CPV antibody levels
- Supporting decisions regarding vaccination and revaccination timing
- Assessment of maternal antibody levels in puppies
- Serological evaluation related to Canine Parvovirus infection
The test should be interpreted by a qualified veterinary professional together with the animal's clinical history and other relevant diagnostic findings.
Key Features
- CPV antibody detection
- Detects IgG antibodies
- Semi-quantitative result
- Suitable for canine samples
- Uses whole blood, plasma, or serum
- Immunochromatographic testing technology
- Convenient rapid testing format
- 10 tests per kit
- Designed for veterinary diagnostic use
What's Included
According to the BioNote information for the CPV Ab 2.0 kit, the package includes:
- 10 × Anigen Rapid CPV Ab test devices
- Assay diluent buffer
- EDTA anticoagulant tube
- Disposable capillary tubes
- Disposable droppers
- Color scale / measurement guide
- Instructions for use
Sample Type
For canine:
- Whole blood
- Plasma
- Serum
Test Principle
Immunochromatographic assay
The test detects IgG antibodies to Canine Parvovirus and provides a semi-quantitative assessment of the antibody level.
Product Specifications
| arget | Canine Parvovirus (CPV) |
| Detection | CPV IgG antibodies |
| Animal | Dogs |
| Sample | Whole blood, plasma or serum |
| Test Method | Immunochromatographic assay |
| Result | Semi-quantitative |
| Pack Size | 10 Tests/Kit |
| Intended Use |
Veterinary diagnostic use |