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Rapid Antigen Point-Of-Care Testing for CPV and FeLV/FIV

Early diagnosis is essential when managing infectious diseases in companion animals. Conditions such as Canine Parvovirus (CPV), Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV) and Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) can have serious health consequences, making rapid, reliable testing an important part of veterinary and animal welfare practice.

CPV remains an endemic disease throughout New Zealand, with outbreaks occurring periodically, particularly among young, unvaccinated dogs. Rapid diagnosis is critical, as infected dogs can deteriorate quickly and require immediate treatment, with isolation to help reduce disease transmission.

Feline retroviruses remain an important consideration in New Zealand veterinary practice. FIV is endemic at a low to moderate prevalence. FeLV is more likely to occur where close contact increases transmission risk, such as multi-cat households, breeding facilities, shelters and rescue organisations. Both viruses cause immune suppression, with FeLV also associated with anaemia and certain cancers, making early testing important for patient management and limiting disease spread.

Ngaio Diagnostics can support your practice with VetAll SensPert™ Rapid Antigen Tests.

Supporting Early Detection and Disease Control

Providing reliable results in just 5–10 minutes, VetAll SensPert tests enable veterinary and animal welfare teams to make informed clinical decisions quickly with confidence. Point-of-care results support timely patient management, infection control, meaningful discussions with pet owners, and help determine whether further laboratory testing is required.

Designed for the demands of busy veterinary clinics and animal rescue organisations, VetAll SensPert tests are supplied in convenient packs of 10 and stored at room temperature. Combined with their long shelf life, they can be kept on hand and ready whenever a suspected case is presented, helping reduce waste and ensuring your practice is prepared when rapid answers are needed.

Contact the Ngaio Dx Veterinary team at info@ngaio.co.nz to learn more about the VetAll SensPert rapid testing range or to request pricing.

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