Rapid immunochromatographic assay for the simultaneous qualitative detection of Canine Parvovirus (CPV) and Canine Coronavirus (CCV) antigens in canine fecal samples.
Feces, Vomitus
2–30°C
5–10 Minutes
24 Months
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Get accurate diagnostic results in 5–10 minutes, enabling faster clinical decisions for your patients.
Reliable detection of CPV antigen with high sensitivity and specificity, trusted by veterinary professionals.
Simple procedure requires minimal training. No specialized equipment needed for testing.
ISO 13485 certified manufacturing ensuring consistent quality and reliability for veterinary use.
Product Overview
The Canine Parvovirus (CPV) and Canine Coronavirus (CCV) Combo Rapid Test Kit is a lateral flow immunochromatographic assay designed for the simultaneous qualitative detection of CPV and CCV antigens in canine fecal samples. The combined format provides rapid point-of-care screening for two important causes of infectious gastrointestinal disease in dogs and supports veterinary differential assessment when used together with clinical findings.
Veterinary clinics, animal hospitals, diagnostic laboratories, and shelters. Ideal for point-of-care testing in both clinical and field settings.
Recommended for screening dogs with acute gastrointestinal signs such as diarrhea, vomiting, loss of appetite, lethargy, or dehydration, particularly when CPV and CCV are both considered possible causes. The combo format is useful for differential screening in puppies, unvaccinated or incompletely vaccinated dogs, shelter or kennel populations, and dogs with relevant exposure history. Results should be interpreted together with clinical signs, vaccination history, and other diagnostic findings.
| Target Disease | Canine Parvovirus and Coronavirus |
|---|---|
| Detection Target | CPV CCV Combo Antigen |
| Specimen | Feces, Vomitus |
| Test Method | Immunochromatographic Assay |
| Reading Time | 5–10 Minutes |
| Storage Temperature | 2–30°C (Do Not Freeze) |
| Shelf Life | 24 Months from Manufacturing Date |
| Package Size | 20 Tests / Kit |
| Certificate | ISO 13485, CE Marking |
Designed for veterinary professionals and distributors worldwide.
Rapid in-house testing for quick diagnosis during consultations.
Emergency screening and routine diagnostic testing.
Supply chain partners serving veterinary markets.
Pre-vet preliminary check before clinic visits
Simple 4-step process for accurate results. No specialized training required.
Collect a small amount of fecal sample using the provided swab.
Mix sample with buffer and apply to the test cassette.
Allow the test to develop at room temperature.
Interpret the test lines as shown in the result guide.
How to read and interpret test results correctly.
Only the control line (C) appears. No CPV antigen detected.
Both control line (C) and test line (T) appear. CPV antigen detected.
Control line (C) does not appear. Repeat test with new kit.
Note: Results should be read within 10 minutes. Results read after 15 minutes may be inaccurate.
1.What does the CPV-CCV Combo Rapid Test Kit detect?
The test is designed for simultaneous qualitative detection of CPV and CCV antigens in canine fecal samples.
2. Can this test be used on puppies?
2.Can this test be used on puppies?
Yes. Puppies are an important population for evaluation of infectious gastrointestinal disease. Results should be interpreted together with age, vaccination history, clinical signs, and other diagnostic findings.
3.Why test for CPV and CCV together?
Both infections can be associated with gastrointestinal disease and may produce overlapping clinical signs. A combo test provides a convenient way to screen for both targets during the same clinical evaluation.
4.What should I do if I get an invalid result?
If the required control line does not appear, the corresponding result is invalid. Repeat the test using a new cassette and follow the specified sampling, preparation, volume, and timing instructions.
5.Does a negative result completely rule out CPV or CCV infection?
No. Negative results should be interpreted together with clinical findings, sample quality, stage of infection, and other diagnostic tests when clinical suspicion remains.
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