Pet Cat Antigen Test Strip Cat Plague Virus Test Card

Feline leukemia symptoms

In the first few weeks of infection, symptoms will be mild, and the following conditions may appear: inactive, inactive, lymph node enlargement In addition to the above three symptoms, some of the following symptoms may occur: anemia, blood in the stool, loss of appetite, lethargy, abnormal excretion habits; Dehydration, difficulty swallowing, excessive drinking, coughing, vomiting; Jaundice, weight loss, eye problems, arthritis, neurological problems (possibly paralysis), inability to have children; Unhealthy hair, abnormal gum color, pleural effusion, tumors; Ulcers in certain areas, such as: mouth, nostrils, anus, vagina, eyes.

What is feline leukemia and the way of infection
Feline leukemia is an infectious disease caused by retrovirus infection. It can take months to years from infection to onset. Leukemia is spread in several ways, all associated with direct contact with infectious agents, including saliva, mucus, urine, feces, and blood. Kittens can also be infected by carrying placenta or milk from their mother.

Procedure of use
Please read the instruction manual carefully before testing, and return the test card and sample to room temperature 15~25° C.
1. Collect fresh whole blood, serum or plasma samples and ensure that the samples are not cloudy or precipitated.
2. Take out a piece of detection card bag and tear it open. Take out the detection card and place it horizontally on the operating platform
3. Slowly add 10μL whole blood sample into the sample hole "S" with a microdoser. Immediately, 2 drops (about 80μL) of the Assay Buffer were added to the sample hole and the timing began.
The results were observed within 4.5-10 minutes and were invalid after 15 minutes.