Tick Fever RT-PCR Pack
Blood smear panel, CBC and a tick fever RT-PCR panel for cows and buffaloes with fever or anaemia.
3 tests in one package · Sample: Whole blood (EDTA)
The Tick Fever RT-PCR Pack pairs a blood smear and CBC with a tick fever RT-PCR panel, which typically looks for Theileria, Babesia and Anaplasma. Smears are quick but can miss light infections and carriers, while RT-PCR (real-time PCR) can find smaller amounts of the parasite's genetic material. The exact list in the panel is confirmed when you book. A registered veterinarian reads the results together with the animal's signs and history.
Tests inside this package
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Tick fever panel (cattle & buffalo)
The tick fever panel checks a stained blood smear from a cow or buffalo for Theileria, Babesia and Anaplasma, the germs behind tick fever. Your vet reads the report with the animal's signs.
Cow & Buffalo (Livestock) TestsSample: Whole blood (EDTA) + blood smear
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A CBC counts the red cells, white cells and platelets in a blood sample and can help show anaemia (low red cells), infection or inflammation (the body's reaction to injury). It suits dogs, cats, cows and buffaloes.
HaematologySample: Whole blood (EDTA)Single test: ₹400
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Tick fever RT-PCR panel (Theileria, Babesia & Anaplasma)
The Bovine Tick Fever RT-PCR Panel is a blood test that looks for the main tick-borne blood infections of cows and buffaloes in one sample. It typically covers Theileria, Babesia and Anaplasma, and the exact list is confirmed when you book.
RT-PCR / Molecular TestsSample: Whole blood (EDTA)
Who is this package for?
- Cows and buffaloes with fever, weakness, pale gums or less milk
- Animals with ticks and swollen lymph glands
- Animals where a smear was negative but tick fever is still suspected
- Herds in tick-heavy areas that want a screening check
Benefits
- Combines a quick smear with sensitive RT-PCR
- CBC shows how the blood cells are affected
- One blood sample covers all parts
- Can find carriers that a smear misses
- Helps your vet name the parasite behind the signs
How often? Done when signs appear, and screened for herds as your vet advises.
Questions about this package
Why use both a smear and RT-PCR?
Can a cow carry tick fever without signs?
How should the blood sample be sent?
Packages support your veterinarian’s decisions; they do not replace an examination. A registered veterinarian should read the results together with your animal’s signs and history.
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Tick Fever RT-PCR Pack: Bhopal and the big cities of Madhya Pradesh
Free sample collection anywhere in Bhopal. From the other cities, send the sample by courier, bus parcel or through your local veterinarian, and the report comes to you online.
Free collection in these Bhopal areas
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