Feline Leukemia Virus
In 1972 we developed the first FeLV
test, the FeLeuk® IFA Test. Using
this test, we elucidated many of the
diseases caused by FeLV and
developed a test method to control
and prevent the spread of the virus
between cats. The FeLeuk® Test
is considered the Gold Standard test
for FeLV tests. We have since
performed more than 1,300,000
FeLeuk® Tests. |
FeLeuk® Negative Test
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FeBart® Test

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Bartonella
The National Veterinary Laboratory developed
an accurate test, the FeBart® Test, to detect
infections with the "cat scratch disease"
bacteria Bartonella in cats. The accuracy of
the FeBart® Test was verified
through testing of more than 5,000 cats over
a five year period. Bartonella can cause
diseases in cats and, when transmitted
from cats to people, may induce 22
serious illnesses. |