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Parvovirus (CPV) Rapid Test for Dogs
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Home diagnostics · Dog
CPV Ag – Parvovirus Antigen Rapid Test
Parvovirus is one of the most dangerous infections in puppies and the most common serious cause of diarrhoea. This rapid test detects parvovirus antigen in a fresh stool sample from your dog — at home, using the same immunochromatographic method as the tests used in veterinary clinics.
Pathogen detectedParvovirus (CPV) antigen
Agreement with PCR98.33% (n=300) — details below
SampleFresh stool sample or rectal swab
Result5–10 minutes
MethodImmunochromatography
Storage4–30 °C, protected from light
For use inDogs only
Accuracy – manufacturer validation
Compared with PCR as the reference method, on 300 samples:
Sensitivity98.00%
Specificity98.67%
Agreement98.33%
Source: validation data from the manufacturer (Chongqing Safvet Biotech Co., Ltd.). Instructions for use (PDF)
When is the test recommended?
- Sudden watery or bloody diarrhoea
- Vomiting together with loss of appetite
- Lethargy, fever, no interest in play
- As a screening test when a new puppy arrives
- For breeders, before a litter goes to new homes
- When taking in an unvaccinated dog or one with unknown vaccination status
How does it work? Three steps
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1
Collect a fresh stool sample with the swab provided, or take a rectal swab. No invasive procedure is needed.
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2
Swirl the swab in the buffer solution at least ten times, then add 3 drops (approx. 90 µl) to the sample well of the cassette.
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3
Read the result after 5–10 minutes. Perform the test at room temperature (15–30 °C).
Reading the result
Positive
Parvovirus antigen detected. Even a faint T line is a positive result. Seek veterinary care immediately — take the cassette with you.
Negative
No antigen detected. Virus shedding can be intermittent, so if symptoms persist, repeat the test within 2–3 days or contact your vet.
Invalid
No control line, so the result cannot be interpreted. A result read after 15 minutes is also invalid — a line that appears later may be visible, but it is not a true positive.
When should you test again?
- 2–3 weeks after treatment, as a follow-up to confirm recovery
- When a new puppy arrives, even if it has no symptoms
- If symptoms persist but the test was negative — within 2–3 days
- More often in multi-dog households during high-risk periods
Knowledge base – further reading
Related rapid tests for dogs
- CPV/CDV 2-in-1 rapid test — parvovirus and distemper together
- CPV/CCV/Giardia 3-in-1 rapid test — the three most common causes of diarrhoea
- 4-in-1 rapid test — parvo, coronavirus, Giardia and distemper in one kit
Important information
A rapid test is a pre-screening tool: it gives you a quick indication but does not replace a veterinary examination. Always contact your vet if the result is positive.
Single-use test; do not reuse. For veterinary use on animals only.
Storage
- Storage temperature: 4–30 °C
- Store protected from light
- Do not freeze
Shipping
- Shipping €15 – free on orders over €150, applied automatically, no discount code needed
- Orders placed by 2 pm (CET) are dispatched the next working day; Packeta delivers within 2–5 working days
- 30-day returns on unopened products – details
Manufacturer and distributor
Manufacturer
Chongqing Safvet Biotech Co., Ltd.
5/F, Building A, Jinshan Commercial Center,
No. 2 Saidi Road, Yubei District,
Chongqing, China
Importer and EU responsible person
Endstone Group Kft. (trading as MancsLab)
Kossuth Lajos út 47.
2161 Csomád
Hungary
info@mancslab.hu
- Product type: in vitro diagnostic device for veterinary use
- Batch number (LOT) and expiry date: printed on the packaging and the test cassette
- Single use only. Do not reuse. Dispose of the used test with household waste.
- For use on animals only. Not for use on humans.
The rapid test is a pre-screening tool and does not replace a veterinary examination. If the result is positive, contact your vet.