Rapid Canine Brucella Ab Test Kit

At Bio-FAST offers the Canine Brucella Antibody Rapid Test, a cutting-edge solution designed to swiftly and accurately detect Brucella in dogs. Our test provides veterinarians and pet owners with a reliable method for early identification, allowing prompt intervention and care.

Key Features:

1. Rapid Results: Obtain results within minutes, enabling quick decision-making for effective treatment.
2. High Accuracy: Our test boasts high sensitivity and specificity, ensuring dependable outcomes.
3. Ease of Use: Simple testing procedure that can be conducted by veterinary professionals with minimal training.
4. Reliable Detection: Detects Brucella antibodies efficiently, aiding in the early diagnosis of infections.
5. Cost-effective: An affordable screening option without compromising accuracy or reliability.

Benefits:

• Early Detection: Identify Brucella infections in dogs early, enhancing treatment efficacy.
• Peace of Mind: Provide pet owners with quick and reliable results, alleviating concerns about their pet's health.
• Improved Veterinary Care: Empower veterinarians with a rapid diagnostic tool for timely intervention.

How It Works:

The Canine Brucella Antibody Rapid Test is a user-friendly kit that requires a small blood sample. The test is based on [insert methodology if specific] and detects Brucella antibodies, providing clear results in just a few minutes. Its simplicity and accuracy make it an invaluable tool for veterinary clinics, shelters, and breeders concerned about Brucella infection.

Usage:

This test is recommended for routine screenings, especially for dogs in breeding programs, those showing symptoms of Brucella infection, or in regions where Brucella prevalence is a concern. Consult with a veterinarian for proper interpretation of results and follow-up care.

Materials Required:

• Canine Brucella Antibody Rapid Test kit
• Sample collection device (e.g., lancet, syringe)
• Sterile swabs or wipes (alcohol wipes)
• Timer or clock

Procedure:

1. Preparation:
   • Ensure the test kit is at room temperature (15-30°C / 59-86°F) before use.
   • Label the test device with the identification details of the dog.
2. Sample Collection:
   • Use a sterile collection device (lancet or syringe) to collect a small blood sample from the dog's vein or via a quick prick on the dog's ear vein.
   • Apply pressure to the site to stop bleeding and use a sterile swab or wipe to clean the area.
3. Test Application:
   • Remove the Canine Brucella Antibody Rapid Test cassette from its sealed pouch just before use.
   • Place the cassette on a flat, clean surface.
4. Adding the Sample:
   • Using a pipette or provided dropper, add 2-3 drops of the collected blood sample to the sample well (S) of the test cassette.
5. Reading Results:
   • Set a timer or clock according to the specified test duration (usually indicated in the kit's instructions).
   • Read the results within the specified time frame mentioned in the instructions (usually 5-10 minutes).
6. Interpretation:
   • A visible line in the control region (C) indicates that the test is functioning correctly.
   • Interpret the presence or absence of a line in the test region (T). A visible line in both the control (C) and test (T) regions indicates a positive result for Brucella antibodies. A line only in the control region (C) signifies a negative result.
7. Result Documentation:
   • Record the results accurately, including the date and time of the test, identification details of the dog, and the interpretation of the test (positive or negative).
8. Disposal:
   • Properly dispose of used test components according to local regulations for biohazardous waste.

Test Result Interpretation:

Negative Result:

• Control Line (C): A visible line in the control region (C) indicates the test has worked properly.
• Test Line (T): No line appears in the test region (T), indicating the absence of Brucella antibodies. This configuration signifies a negative result for Brucella antibodies.

Positive Result:

• Control Line (C): A visible line in the control region (C) confirms the test's functionality.
• Test Line (T): A visible line appears in both the control (C) and test (T) regions, indicating the presence of Brucella antibodies. This configuration signifies a positive result for Brucella antibodies.

Invalid Result:

• No Control Line (C): If there's no visible line in the control region (C), the test is considered invalid. This may suggest an error in the testing process or a faulty test kit.

Note:

• Follow the instructions precisely from the insert included in the kit.
• Results should be interpreted by a qualified veterinarian familiar with the test and Brucella infections in dogs.