Canine Rapid Test Kit

1. The test should be performed using canine whole blood, serum or plasma. [Serum] Collect the whole blood into the collection tube (NOT containing anticoagulants such as heparin, EDTA and sodium citrate), then leave the tube settling for 30 minutes to coagulate before obtaining serum supernatant by centrifuging. [Plasma] Collect the whole blood into the anticoagulant tube (containing anticoagulants such as heparin, EDTA and sodium citrate) and then centrifuge to get plasma. [Whole blood]…

About this product: This test should be performed with whole blood, serum or plasma. Product configuration:Disposable dropperDiluentCotton swabCentrifuge tubeReagent panelInstructions for use  

1. The test should be performed using canine whole blood, serum or plasma. [Serum] Collect the whole blood into the collection tube (NOT containing anticoagulants such as heparin, EDTA and sodium citrate), then leave the tube settling for 30 minutes to coagulate before obtaining serum supernatant by centrifuging. [Plasma] Collect the whole blood into the anticoagulant tube (containing anticoagulants such as heparin, EDTA and sodium citrate) and then centrifuge to get plasma. [Whole blood]…

About this item: 1. Test specimen: canine whole blood/serum/plasma (do not use hemolysis or hyperlipidemia samples). 2. The specimens should be tested on the same day; specimens that cannot be tested on the same day should be kept refrigerated, or frozen if exceeding 24 hours. 3. Whole blood needs to be collected in anticoagulant tubes. The specimens should not be frozen. They can be stored at 2-8°C for 3 days.            

1. Test specimen: canine stool(feces). 2. The specimens should be tested on the same day; specimens that cannot be tested on the same day should be kept refrigerated, or frozen if exceeding 24 hours. 3. Canine stool(feces) should be collected as shown in the picture on the below. Excessive fecal amount may induce a false positive result.