Rotavirus Rapid Test For Dogs

For pet disease diagnosis

Specs：25T / box
Testing Time：7-10 mins
Worldwide shipping, free sample

Introduction
The Rotavirus Rapid Test For Dogs is based on Colloidal gold immunochromatography to detect the RV Ag in stool of animal species including bovine, porcine and canine.

Components

Test Kit

20 pcs

Swab

20 pcs

Dropper

20 pcs

Buffer Solution

20 bottles

PE Gloves

1 bag

Product Instruction

Storage & Shelf-Life
At 2~30℃, out of sun light & moisture, 24 months

Test Procedure
1. Collect a freshly excreted stool sample with a cotton swab, or take a sample directly from the rectum. If screening for rotavirus in animals without diarrhea, use rectal sampling. Dry samples are not recommended; it often results in false positives due to excessive dry sample collection.
2. Insert the swab to the test tube immediately. Spin the swab until the reagent mix with the sample (not less than 10 times). Squeeze the swab on the inner tube wall to squeeze out the liquid.
3. Stand for 1-2mins to dissolve the big particle.
4. Put the test card on the flat table, absorb the supernatant and add 5 drops into the sample well carefully.
5. Stand for 10-15mins at room temperature and read the result. The result after 15 minutes is invalid.

Interpretation of Results
Positive: line C&T appear
Negative: only line C appear
Invalid: line T&C does not appear or only the line C appear.

Results Illustration

Positive:

Negative:

Invalid:

Precautions
Refer to the instruction

Operation Guideline

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Trivia questions : What is rotavirus?

Rotavirus definition

Rotavirus (RV) is a double-stranded RNA virus belonging to the family Reoviridae.

Rotavirus symptoms

Symptoms usually begin with vomiting, followed by massive diarrhea for four to eight days. Rotavirus infection is more likely to cause dehydration than bacterial pathogens that are more likely to cause dehydration. Therefore, dehydration has become the most common cause of death from rotavirus infection.

Rotavirus diagnosis

After a diagnosis of gastroenteritis and severe diarrhea, the diagnosis of rotavirus infection was normal. Rotavirus A is detected in most children admitted to the hospital for gastroenteritis. A special diagnostic method for rotavirus an infectious disease is the use of enzyme-linked immunoassay to identify the virus in the stool of patients. Research laboratories use other testing methods, such as electron microscopy or gel electrophoresis. Reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) can detect and identify all species and all serotypes of human rotavirus.

Rotavirus transmission

It is mainly transmitted through fecal-oral or oral-oral, and it can also be transmitted through water or respiratory tract. Adult rotavirus diarrhea is often water-borne. Because rotavirus is relatively stable in the environment, it is not easy to die naturally, and it can also be transmitted through daily contact. Rotavirus infections in neonates are mainly caused by maternal infections, birth canal infections, and nosocomial infections. Rotavirus infection can be spread in hospitals by caregivers.

Rotavirus diarrhea

Rotavirus can also infect young animals and cause diarrhea. Rotavirus infection is mainly an intestinal infectious disease in puppies. With diarrhea as its main feature, adult dogs usually take a recessive course after infection. These rotaviruses infecting animals are a potential possibility for gene exchange with rotaviruses that infect humans. It has been shown that rotaviruses that infect animals can also infect humans. The infection pathways include direct infection of the virus and the provision of one or more ribonucleic acid fragments of viral strains that infect humans for gene reformation.

Rotavirus incubation period

When children are infected with this type of virus, they have an incubation period of about two days before symptoms develop.

Rotavirus infection

Rotavirus for adults

Scientists have isolated many rotaviruses from humans and animals, of which only three groups A, B and C can cause diarrhea in humans. Group A is the more familiar infantile diarrhea rotavirus, and group B is the adult diarrhea rotavirus. So far, there has been an outbreak in China only. The main transmission route of adult diarrhea rotavirus outbreak is water pollution, and contact transmission is also an important transmission route.

Rotavirus for baby

Rotavirus is one of the main pathogens that cause diarrhea in infants and young children. It mainly infects small intestinal epithelial cells, which causes cell damage and diarrhea. Around 900,000 infant and child deaths are caused by rotavirus infections worldwide each year, most of which occur in developing countries.

Rotavirus prevention

The Rotavirus Vaccine Program is a program for Appropriate Technology in Health (PATH), a collaboration between the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention of the United States. Funded by the GAVI Alliance. The aim of the plan is to reduce children's disease and child mortality from dysentery by making rotavirus vaccines that can be used in developing countries.

Rotavirus precautions

In your daily life, you can let your baby go out for more activities, strengthen the body's resistance, and improve its ability to fight disease. In addition, you must let your baby wash his face with hot water. In the diet, it is best not to eat too many high-protein, crude fiber foods. Also fed in small amounts. Don't let your baby eat too much at once. Let your baby drink more warm water and wash his hands often.

Rotavirus treatment

Children's resistance is poor. If they usually do not pay attention to diet or keep warm, they may be more likely to develop acute gastrointestinal diseases. Clinical manifestations such as diarrhea and vomiting. At this time, you need to go to the hospital in time.

Rotavirus vaccine

Rotavirus vaccines are live attenuated recombinant vaccines. Vaccination targets are mainly infants and children between 2 months and under 5 years old. How to use: Open the bottle cap by hand, draw the vaccine with a straw, and feed it directly to infants and young children. The dosage is 3ml orally once per person. Do not use hot water for delivery.
Preventive selection of vaccination can reduce infections.
For infants and young children infected with rotavirus in the early winter, there is no clinically rapid treatment for specific drugs. Some experts specifically reminded that "parents should not be treated with antibiotics arbitrarily while their children are ill, in order to prevent adverse consequences.

Summary :

Rotavirus infection is mainly an intestinal infectious disease in puppies. Rotavirus has a certain cross-infectivity between humans and animals, so as long as the virus persists in humans or an animal, it may cause the disease to spread in nature for a long time. Therefore, it is imperative to treat puppies that are already sick in a timely manner.
The Rotavirus Rapid Test For Dogs kit provided by BALLYA can effectively detect whether your pet has a rotavirus infection or carries a rotavirus. This kit is not only simple to operate, but also has a short detection time and high accuracy, allowing veterinarians to understand the situation of pets at the first time.