WagHealth™ - Home Health Test Strip Kit (CPV, CCV, CDV, FPV)

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Are your pets virus-free?

Canine distemper virus (CDV) affects a canine’s respiratory, gastrointestinal, respiratory, and central nervous systems, as well as the conjunctival membranes of the eye.

Canine parvovirus (CPV) is a highly contagious viral disease that can produce a life-threatening illness. The virus attacks rapidly dividing cells in a dog’s body, most severely affecting the intestinal tract. Parvovirus also attacks the white blood cells, and when young animals are infected, the virus can damage the heart muscle and cause lifelong cardiac problems.

FPV: Feline parvovirus is the virus that causes feline panleukopenia. This disease is quite serious, and if left untreated it can end your cat's life in a short time. It can affect cats of all ages, and it's highly contagious. The virus spreads rapidly and must be immediately treated as soon as it’s discovered.

 Check your pets at home with WagHealth™

WagHealth™ is specially designed for detecting Dogs and Cats and whether they infect parvovirus or distemper.

Benefits

• High Accuracy: The accuracy of the test paper can be achieved at 99%, which can eliminate all potential dangers and improve the quality of pet life.
• Easy to Read: Easily identifiable color differentiation to determine whether the sample is positive or negative.
• Quick: Test results available within 20 minutes.
• Convenient: Test may be run for single patients or in batches.
• Extended shelf life: 12-month shelf life from the date of manufacture helps to ensure every test counts.
• Safe: There is no harm to pets during testing, and pets will not feel uncomfortable.
• Portable: The product is not too large, which is easy to carry around and save.

• High-quality: We guarantee a 100% new brand, and you can be assured of purchase.

These are some detection references:

CDV Symptom

Initial Symptom:

Fever above 40 degrees; loss of appetite; depression of mind;
Water-like fluid flows from the eyes or nose; sneezing and diarrhea;
somnolence, weak, emesis repeatedly; faeces shape from pasty to water-like.

CDV mainly infects dogs especially a puppy, with high infective and quick paroxysm and high death rate.

The incubation period is about 1 to 8 days.

CPV Symptom

Initial Symptom:

Fever above 40 degrees; is similar to acute gastroenteritis; emesis, diarrhea, hemifacial; loss of appetite, and depression of mind.

CPV mainly infects dogs especially a puppy, with high infective and quick paroxysm and high death rate.
It can be paroxysm all year round and the main source is vomit, saliva and feces.

The incubation period is about 7 to 14 days.

Notes:

Precautions

1. Once the test card is unsealed, it is recommended to use it within 5 minutes.

2. If the seal is damaged, the detection card may be invalid, please do not use it.

3. All samples are potentially infectious, pay attention to prevent cross-infection.

Tips

1. In order not to affect the accuracy of the test paper, please do not take injections and medicines 24 hours before using the test paper for testing!

2. If the dog has just been vaccinated, it is recommended to do the test one week after the vaccine is given. Most vaccines are weakly positive, and there may be a weak positive after testing.

3. The testing process is simple. At the same time, we are equipped with detailed instructions. We have detailed instructions on measurement, testing methods, sample requirements, results from judgment, storage conditions, etc.!

FAQ

How Do Dogs Get Canine Distemper?
- The virus is passed from dog to dog through direct contact with fresh urine, blood, or saliva. Sneezing, coughing, and sharing food and water bowls are all possible ways for the virus to be passed on.

Why do I need this Test?
- Whilst there is currently no available medication that can destroy the virus that causes canine distemper, the virus spreads rapidly and must be aggressively treated as soon as it is discovered. Vets can offer intravenous fluids to prevent dehydration and antibiotics to ward off secondary infections while the infected dog builds up his immune response. Some dogs are able to survive the infection, while for others canine distemper can be fatal so early diagnosis and treatment are essential.

How do I perform the Test?
- It is very simple – just use the enclosed cotton swab to obtain a nasal sample, mix it with the test solution and then add 3 drops to the test cassette. You will then be able to read the results after 5 minutes. A positive or negative result is indicated by 2 or only 1 line in the test window respectively.

What should I do if I get a positive result?
- You must see your Vet immediately so that he/she can start treatment ASAP.

Disclaimer: The test result from the test kit is just a preliminary result. It is still best to consult your vet immediately once symptoms have been identified. Do not rely solely on the result from the test kit.

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