When your dog or cat suffers from persistent digestive problems, it brings uncertainty and worry to the whole family. Invisible parasites such as Giardia can significantly undermine your pet's vitality, while the cause is often difficult to determine without professional help. The Fassisi Giardia rapid test offers you a reliable solution to get clarity immediately at home. As your trusted health partner, VitAdvice helps you to act quickly, so that you can provide the right care in a targeted manner and support the health of your four-legged friend.
- Immediate result in the familiar home environment, so you know straight away whether there is a Giardia infection without waiting for laboratory results.
- Simple sample collection via the faeces of your dog or cat, which ensures a stress-free experience for both owner and animal.
- Reliable detection of Giardia antigens through professional test technology, which contributes to a quick start of the necessary support.
How it works
The Fassisi Giardia rapid test is an immunological test specifically developed for the detection of Giardia antigens in the faeces of dogs and cats. By using targeted antibodies, this test offers a high degree of accuracy comparable to clinical standards. This gives you the control and insight needed to ensure hygiene in the home and prevent further spread within the family or to other pets.
Composition
| Brand | Fassisi |
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| Content | 1.00 Pieces |
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| Weight | 1001.000 kg |
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Ingredients
The packaging contains all the necessary materials for performing one complete Giardia rapid test on a dog or cat, including test cassette and sample collection instruments.
Use & Dosage
Follow the instructions in the included manual carefully for collecting the faecal sample and performing the test. Ensure that the test is performed at room temperature for the most reliable representation of the result.
Safety & Disclaimer
This test is intended exclusively for veterinary use in dogs and cats. In the event of a positive result or persistent complaints, always consult a veterinarian for an appropriate treatment plan. A negative result does not completely rule out the presence of parasites if symptoms persist. Keep out of reach of children.
