GCC Pet BioTech
GCC Feline Panleukopenia Virus (FPV) + Feline Infectious Peritonitis Virus (FIPV) + Giardia (GIA) Antigen Rapid Test Kit
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As a "cat slave," nothing is more frightening than your feline master suddenly vomiting, having loose stools, or appearing lethargic—and not knowing whether it's just simple gastrointestinal sensitivity or a serious illness 😿! Want to conduct an initial screening for your furbaby immediately and seize the golden window for treatment?
✨ GCC PET BIOTECH Pet Pathogen Rapid Test (3-in-1) ✨
One kit can simultaneously detect three common and high-risk feline intestinal and infectious diseases:
🦠 FPV (Feline Panleukopenia Virus)
🦠 FIPV (Feline Infectious Peritonitis)
🦠 GIA (Giardia)
🔬 Scientifically Proven・High Accuracy for Greater Peace of Mind
This product was jointly developed by GCC PET BIOTECH and Shanghai S&C Biotech. Clinical experiments compared against RT-PCR testing have proven:
✅ FPV Test: Relative Sensitivity 98.7%｜Relative Specificity 100%｜Relative Accuracy 99.2%
✅ FIPV Test: Relative Sensitivity 94.9%｜Relative Specificity 96.1%｜Relative Accuracy 95.4%
✅ GIA Test: Relative Sensitivity 97.4%｜Relative Specificity 98.1%｜Relative Accuracy 97.9%
📦 All-in-One Kit・Easy to Use at Home
Includes sampling swabs, extraction buffer tubes, and 3-in-1 individually packaged rapid test cards. Simply collect a small amount of fecal sample; the C/T test lines on the card will provide a clear result, making it incredibly convenient to test at home! Whether you are isolating a new cat, performing routine checks for a multi-cat household, or dealing with your cat's sudden discomfort, keeping a few kits at home is the safest way to be prepared 🛡️!
Diagnostic Purpose: This test kit is intended for in vitro preliminary screening and auxiliary diagnostic use in animals only.
Comprehensive Assessment: Test results are intended to provide a preliminary reference and cannot replace a professional veterinary diagnosis. All results should be considered in conjunction with other clinical symptoms and information obtained by a veterinarian. For a definitive diagnosis, it is recommended to seek assistance from a registered veterinarian and follow up with clinical diagnostic methods such as Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR).
📄 Below is the product information and the clinical comparison report using RT-PCR testing as the reference standard:
Clinical Research Report:
FAQ:
1. How is FIP (Feline Infectious Peritonitis) diagnosed via a stool test?
Answer: A positive FIPV test line indicates that related coronavirus or high-risk FIP markers have been detected in your pet's body or waste. Since feline coronavirus can mutate into FIP, a positive result serves as an important early warning. It is recommended to immediately bring the results to a vet for an ultrasound (to check for ascites/pleural effusion), A/G ratio tests, and PCR for further confirmation and early intervention!
2. My cat's stool was too soft/mixed with cat litter, causing the test card to clog (fluid not moving up/no C line).
Answer: When collecting the sample, please avoid cat litter particles. Simply use the swab to lightly touch the surface of the feces (no need to scoop large solid chunks) to prevent the liquid from being too thick and clogging the test card.
3. "One dark, one light (weak positive)" vs. "A false positive from leaving it too long."
Answer: As long as any red/purple line visible to the naked eye appears within the specified reading time (10–15 minutes), it is considered a positive reaction regardless of the intensity. However, lines that appear after 20 minutes are caused by moisture evaporation and have no clinical reference value.
4. "FPV false positive" caused by recently receiving a FVRCP vaccine.
Within 5 to 14 days after a kitten receives a modified live vaccine (the FPV component in a standard FVRCP vaccine), the intestinal tract may briefly shed the vaccine virus strain. Additionally, kittens are prone to loose stools shortly after vaccination due to immune responses.
If you have any questions, you can consult your veterinarian or contact us for assistance:
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