Risks of Infection - Small Animals
Infectious risks in dogs and cats include viruses and bacteria such as FeLV, FIV, and distemper, which not only threaten animal health but can also, in some cases, be zoonotic.
Our rapid tests enable the quick and reliable detection of these pathogens, allowing protective and treatment measures to be initiated early on.
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Diarrhea - Small Animals
In dogs and cats, diarrhea is usually characterized by acute or chronic diarrhea, often accompanied by vomiting or loss of appetite.
Our rapid tests detect common pathogens such as parvoviruses, canine and feline coronaviruses, Giardia, Cryptosporidium, and Clostridium perfringens enterotoxin, thereby supporting quick and targeted treatment decisions.
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Cat, Dog
Fassisi® ParCo
Cat, Dog
Fassisi® Parvo
Cat, Dog
Fassisi® Corona
Cat, Dog
Fassisi® GiarDia
Cat, Dog
Fassisi® GiaCPE
Cat, Dog
Fassisi® CryGiDia
Cat, Dog
Fassisi® Triple
Cat, Dog
Fassisi® ParCo MPX
Cat, Dog
Fassisi® CryGiDia MPX
Cat, Dog
Fassisi® GiaCPE MPX
Cat, Dog
Fassisi® Triple MPX
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Diarrhea - Large Animals
Diarrheal diseases frequently occur in young or weakened animals and can be caused by infection, dietary factors, or toxins.
Our rapid tests quickly provide indications of the most common pathogens, including rotavirus, bovine coronavirus, E. coli K99/F5, Cryptosporidium, and Clostridium perfringens alpha toxin, thereby supporting targeted treatment strategies.
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Travel-Related Illnesses - Small Animals
Travel-related illnesses primarily affect dogs and cats when traveling abroad or coming into contact with new animals. Typical symptoms include fever, vomiting, or diarrhea.
Our rapid tests enable the quick detection of pathogens, allowing preventive or therapeutic measures to be implemented promptly.
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Immune Status - Small Animals
In dogs and cats, the immune status provides information about their current protection against infectious diseases.
Our rapid tests can detect antibodies against common viruses and indicate whether a booster shot is necessary.
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Immune Status - Large Animals
Immune status indicates an animal’s ability to defend itself against infections or in response to vaccinations. Monitoring colostrum intake is particularly crucial for young animals such as foals and calves—for example, through IgG tests—to ensure adequate immune protection. For adult horses as well, a tetanus screening test allows for the verification of vaccination protection.
Our rapid tests measure antibodies or immune responses quickly and easily, allowing for targeted vaccination decisions.
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Hormone Status - Small Animals
Hormone tests are used to evaluate endocrine disorders. Our rapid T4 test allows for quick screening of cats for hyperthyroidism and provides actionable information within a short time to aid in diagnosis and treatment decisions.
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Hormone Status - Large Animals
Hormone tests provide insights into fertility and pregnancy.
Our PAG Rapid Pregnancy Test enables quick and reliable determination of pregnancy status in cattle directly on-site, providing targeted support for management and breeding decisions.
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Risk of Infection - Ticks
Lyme disease is transmitted by the bite of infected ticks.
The Fassisi® BoTick can help determine whether treatment should be initiated. The test serves as a diagnostic tool to determine whether a tick carried Borrelia bacteria.
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