CATS
FASSISI TRIPLE
The rapid test to detect three different diarrhea pathogens in faeces of cats and dogs. Parallel screening and differentiation of corona virus, parvo virus and giardia duodenalis (giardia lamblia, giardia intestinalis)
- Can be used directly at any place, with results available in a few minutes
- All items needed are included in the testkit
- Storage at 2-30 degrees
- CPV/FPV: sensitifity 93,33%, specificity 99,99%
CCV/FCoV: sensitifity 99,99%, specificity 97,50%
Giardia: sensitifity 96,00%, specificity 97,22%
TEST INSTRUCTION
Further information
The Fassisi Triple is an immunological rapid test that detects antigens of the canine and feline parvovirus (CPV and FPV), the canine and feline coronavirus (CCV and FCoV) and Giardia duodenalis in faecal samples of dogs and cats.
The canine parvovirus matches with the feline parvovirus in 99% of the DNA structure (genome). The same agreement applies to the two coronavirus species (CCV, FCoV). For this reason, these pathogens can be detected with one test for both animal species (dog and cat).
Note that the test has a “competitive” test setup. This means that in the case of a positive test result, e.g. with a high TT4 level (> 80 ng/ml) and a correspondingly strong hyperthyroidism, no test lines are visible in the evaluation field. In case of a negative test result, i.e. a TT4 level < 40 ng/ml, both test lines can be seen.
The detection limits of the Fassisi T4 test are based on the recommendations for the drug Vidalta® from MSD (Vidalta® 10 mg for diagnosed mild hyperthyroidism and Vidalta® 15 mg for diagnosed severe hyperthyroidism).
The Fassisi T4 test was tested based on the laboratory standard by the University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover and has been confirmed as a test.
The tests in the Fassisi Triple are also available as single tests: Fassisi Parvo, Fassisi Corona and Fassisi GiarDia.
