Feline Herpes Virus Antigen Test – reliable test for respiratory complaints in cats The Feline Herpes Virus Antigen Test from The Tester is a quick and accurate home test that lets you easily determine if your cat is infected with Feline Herpes virus type 1 (FHV-1). This virus is one of the main causes of the so-called cat sneezing disease and can cause respiratory complaints and eye infections in cats. With this test, you can get clarity on your cat’s health within minutes. What is Feline Herpesvirus (FHV-1)? Feline Herpesvirus is a contagious virus that affects the respiratory system of cats. Infected cats may develop sneezing, coughing, watery eyes or a runny nose. Young, older or unvaccinated cats are particularly at risk. The virus often remains in the body for life and can become active again with stress or reduced resistance. How does the test work? The test detects the presence of Feline Herpesvirus antigens in a sample taken from the cat’s nose or eyes. Within 10 to 15 minutes, a clearly readable result appears on the test cassette. This allows you to quickly know whether your cat is infected and whether further treatment is needed. Benefits of the Feline Herpes Virus Antigen Test: Fast and reliable result within minutes Easy to perform yourself – no laboratory required Helps in early detection of feline sneezing disease Suitable for cat owners, breeders and vets Ideal tool for recurrent respiratory or eye complaints When to use the test? Use the test in case of symptoms such as sneezing, watery eyes, coughing, runny nose or reduced appetite. Testing is also advisable in case of repeated respiratory infections or contact with other sick cats. Package contents: 1 test cassette 1 sample collection tube with buffer 1 dropper pipette Instructions for use Quick insight into sneezing disease symptomsWith the Feline Herpes Virus Antigen Test from The Tester, you can quickly know whether your cat is infected with the virus that causes sneezing disease. A reliable, simple and quick way to check your cat’s health and prevent further spread.
