Cat Lab Tests in Bhopal

Serology & Special Markers

Rabies Antibody Titre (ELISA)

A rabies antibody titre test measures the antibodies a vaccinated dog or cat has made against rabies virus. It is not a test for rabies infection, and it does not replace the vaccination record.

Serum (plain)

Sample: Serum (plain)
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Rapid Kit Tests

Feline Parvo Virus Ag (Rapid Test)

Feline Parvo Virus Ag (Rapid Test) is a quick stool kit test that looks for a protein (antigen) of cat parvovirus, which causes feline panleukopenia. It can help detect this serious infection in sick kittens.

Faeces

Sample: Faeces
Report time: Same day to 24 hours

₹800

Rapid Kit Tests

FIV / FeLV (Combo Kit)

FIV / FeLV (Combo Kit) is a quick kit test on a cat's blood serum for two serious viruses: FIV (feline immunodeficiency virus) and FeLV (feline leukaemia virus). It can help screen sick and new cats.

Serum

Sample: Serum (3 mL)
Report time: Same day to 24 hours

₹1,500

Rapid Kit Tests

Feline Corona Virus (Rapid Test)

Feline Corona Virus (Rapid Test) is a quick stool kit test that looks for feline coronavirus in a cat's faeces. It can help show if a cat is passing the virus, but it cannot diagnose FIP, a serious cat disease.

Faeces

Sample: Faeces
Report time: Same day to 24 hours

₹1,200

Rapid Kit Tests

Feline Toxoplasma (Rapid Test)

The feline toxoplasma rapid test is a quick kit test on a cat's blood or serum that can help detect Toxoplasma infection. A positive result may only show past contact.

Blood / serum

Sample: Blood / serum (3 mL)
Report time: Same day to 24 hours

₹1,200

Rapid Kit Tests

Feline Heartworm Ag (Rapid Test)

The feline heartworm antigen (Ag) rapid test looks in a cat's blood or serum for a protein from adult female heartworms. A negative result does not fully rule out infection.

Blood / serum

Sample: Blood / serum (3 mL)
Report time: Same day to 24 hours

₹2,000

Rapid Kit Tests

Giardia Faecal Antigen (Rapid Test)

The Giardia rapid test is a kit test that detects Giardia antigen, a protein from the parasite, in fresh faeces from dogs and cats. It can help your vet look into diarrhoea, but a negative result does not always rule Giardia out.

Fresh faeces

Sample: Fresh faeces
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Rapid Kit Tests

Cryptosporidium Faecal Antigen (Rapid Test)

A Cryptosporidium rapid test looks for antigen, a part of this tiny gut parasite, in faeces. It is mostly used for young cow and buffalo calves with watery diarrhoea, and sometimes for dogs and cats.

Fresh faeces

Sample: Fresh faeces
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Rapid Kit Tests

FeLV Antigen (Rapid Test)

The FeLV antigen rapid test checks a cat's blood for feline leukaemia virus. It can help detect infection, but a positive in a low-risk cat is usually confirmed with another test, and a recently infected cat can still test negative.

Serum or blood

Sample: Serum or blood
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Rapid Kit Tests

FIV Antibody (Rapid Test)

The FIV antibody rapid test checks a cat's blood for antibodies to feline immunodeficiency virus. It can help detect FIV infection, but kittens under about six months may test positive from their mother's antibodies, so your vet reviews the result.

Serum or blood

Sample: Serum or blood
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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ELISA Tests

Feline Coronavirus Antibody (ELISA)

The feline coronavirus antibody ELISA shows whether a cat has been exposed to feline coronavirus. This virus is common, and a positive result does not by itself mean the cat has FIP.

Serum

Sample: Serum
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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RT-PCR / Molecular Tests

AFB / Mycobacterium RT-PCR (Whole Blood)

This RT-PCR test looks in whole blood for the genetic material of Mycobacterium, the germ group that includes the cause of tuberculosis. A negative result does not always rule it out.

Whole blood

Sample: Whole blood (3 mL)
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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RT-PCR / Molecular Tests

Leptospira RT-PCR

Leptospira RT-PCR is a test that looks for the genetic material (DNA) of Leptospira, the bacteria that cause leptospirosis, in the blood or urine of dogs, cats, cows and buffaloes. The chance of finding the germ is higher when the sample is taken before antibiotics are started.

Urine or whole blood (EDTA)

Sample: Urine or whole blood (EDTA)
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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RT-PCR / Molecular Tests

Dirofilaria immitis (Heartworm) RT-PCR

Heartworm RT-PCR looks for the DNA of Dirofilaria immitis, the worm that lives in the heart and lung blood vessels, in a blood sample. It can help your vet confirm heartworm and tell its baby worms apart from other worms.

Whole blood (EDTA)

Sample: Whole blood (EDTA)
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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RT-PCR / Molecular Tests

Bordetella bronchiseptica RT-PCR

Bordetella bronchiseptica RT-PCR looks for the DNA of this bacterium in a nasal or throat swab. It can help your vet find a common cause of kennel cough in dogs and of sneezing and coughing in cats.

Nasal or throat swab

Sample: Nasal or throat swab
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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RT-PCR / Molecular Tests

Toxoplasma gondii RT-PCR

Toxoplasma gondii RT-PCR looks for the DNA of the Toxoplasma parasite in blood or tissue from a dog or cat. It can help your vet show whether the parasite is present now, which an antibody test alone cannot show.

EDTA blood or tissue

Sample: EDTA blood or tissue
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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RT-PCR / Molecular Tests

Bartonella RT-PCR

Bartonella RT-PCR looks for the DNA of Bartonella bacteria in a blood sample from a dog or cat. It can help your vet check for an infection spread mainly by fleas, which can also pass to people.

Whole blood (EDTA)

Sample: Whole blood (EDTA)
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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RT-PCR / Molecular Tests

Giardia RT-PCR

Giardia RT-PCR looks for the DNA of Giardia, a tiny gut parasite, in a faeces sample from a dog or cat. It can help your vet find Giardia as a cause of diarrhoea when cysts are hard to see under a microscope.

Faeces

Sample: Faeces
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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RT-PCR / Molecular Tests

Cryptosporidium RT-PCR

Cryptosporidium RT-PCR looks for the DNA of Cryptosporidium, a very small gut parasite, in faeces. It can help your vet find a cause of diarrhoea in calves, dogs and cats, and the parasite can also infect people.

Faeces

Sample: Faeces
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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RT-PCR / Molecular Tests

Salmonella RT-PCR

Salmonella RT-PCR looks for the DNA of Salmonella bacteria in faeces or a swab. It can help your vet check whether Salmonella may be behind diarrhoea or fever in dogs, cats, cows and buffaloes. Salmonella can also infect people.

Faeces or swab

Sample: Faeces or swab
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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RT-PCR / Molecular Tests

FeLV RT-PCR (Proviral DNA / RNA)

FeLV RT-PCR is a blood test for cats that looks for the genetic material of feline leukaemia virus (FeLV), including virus DNA that has become part of the cat's own cells. Vets use it when antigen test results are unclear or infection may be at an early stage.

Whole blood (EDTA)

Sample: Whole blood (EDTA)
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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RT-PCR / Molecular Tests

FIV RT-PCR (Proviral DNA)

FIV RT-PCR is a blood test for cats that looks for the DNA of feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) inside the cat's own blood cells. It is especially useful in kittens, whose antibody tests can be falsely positive because of antibodies passed on by their mother.

Whole blood (EDTA)

Sample: Whole blood (EDTA)
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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RT-PCR / Molecular Tests

FCoV / FIP RT-PCR

FCoV / FIP RT-PCR is a test that looks for the genetic material (RNA) of feline coronavirus in a cat's effusion fluid, blood or faeces. Many healthy cats carry this virus, so a positive result on its own does not mean the cat has FIP.

Effusion fluid, EDTA blood or faeces

Sample: Effusion fluid, EDTA blood or faeces
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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RT-PCR / Molecular Tests

Feline Panleukopenia (FPV) RT-PCR

Feline Panleukopenia (FPV) RT-PCR is a test that looks for the DNA of feline parvovirus, the cause of panleukopenia, in a cat's faeces or blood. It can help detect this severe and contagious disease of kittens.

Faeces or whole blood (EDTA)

Sample: Faeces or whole blood (EDTA)
Report time: Confirmed when you book

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Rabies Antibody Titre (ELISA)

Feline Parvo Virus Ag (Rapid Test)

FIV / FeLV (Combo Kit)

Feline Corona Virus (Rapid Test)

Feline Toxoplasma (Rapid Test)

Feline Heartworm Ag (Rapid Test)

Giardia Faecal Antigen (Rapid Test)

Cryptosporidium Faecal Antigen (Rapid Test)

FeLV Antigen (Rapid Test)

FIV Antibody (Rapid Test)

Feline Coronavirus Antibody (ELISA)

AFB / Mycobacterium RT-PCR (Whole Blood)

Leptospira RT-PCR

Dirofilaria immitis (Heartworm) RT-PCR

Bordetella bronchiseptica RT-PCR

Toxoplasma gondii RT-PCR

Bartonella RT-PCR

Giardia RT-PCR

Cryptosporidium RT-PCR

Salmonella RT-PCR

FeLV RT-PCR (Proviral DNA / RNA)

FIV RT-PCR (Proviral DNA)

FCoV / FIP RT-PCR

Feline Panleukopenia (FPV) RT-PCR

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