Astéria Hemobart
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Detection and differentiation between Mycoplasma haemofelis and Candidatus Mycoplasma haemominutum in cats as well as between Mycoplasma haemocanis and Candidatus Mycoplasma haematoparvum in dogs on blood.
- Availability : Depending of the stock, shipped in 24 to 72h.
- Available format : 1 box of 5 tests
Feline or canine haemoplasmosis is a disease caused by a parasitic bacterium of the Mycoplasma genus. The infection can result in severe, sometimes fatal, haemolytic anaemia in some individuals although others may develop only mild symptoms.
To date, it is difficult to define precisely how the disease is transmitted. However, fleas, ticks, bites or blood transfusions are considered as possible routes of transmission. Several factors appear to increase the risk of infection by haemotropic Mycoplasma species or aggravate the disease such as sex, age, lack of pedigree, outdoor access, injuries, retroviral infection (FeLV or FIV seropositivity), …
| STORAGE | 4°C |
| MATRIX | Blood in EDTA tube |
| CONTROL | Endogenous control included |
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