DIROFILARIA DIAGNOSIS TEST+A+E+LEISH 2 COVETRUS TEST

What is the DIROFILARIA+A+E+LEISH 2 TEST COVETRUS DIAGNOSTIC TEST?

The Covetrus Dirofilaria+A+E+Leish 2 Test is a rapid diagnostic kit designed for the simultaneous detection of Dirofilaria immitis (heartworm) antigens and antibodies against Ehrlichia canis , Anaplasma phagocytophilum , and Leishmania infantum in dogs. Manufactured by Covetrus, this veterinary product, categorized as a Diagnostic Kit, allows professionals to obtain reliable results in just a few minutes, facilitating early diagnosis and appropriate treatment. It is ideal for veterinary clinics and hospitals seeking accuracy and speed in the detection of these vector-borne diseases.

Characteristics and benefits

• Multiple detection: Simultaneously identifies Dirofilaria, Ehrlichia, Anaplasma and Leishmania in a single sample, saving time and resources.
• High sensitivity and specificity: Based on immunochromatographic technology, it offers clinically relevant results with minimal margin of error.
• Quick results: Get a diagnosis in less than 15 minutes, ideal for immediate clinical decisions.
• Easy interpretation: It includes a visual reading panel with internal controls, requiring no additional equipment.
• Practical format: Each kit contains 2 individual tests, perfect for one-off use or patient monitoring.
• Trusted brand: Covetrus guarantees quality standards in veterinary diagnostics at a global level.

How to use

The test is performed using a sample of whole blood, serum, or plasma from the dog. Follow the instructions in the package insert: add the sample to the indicated well, wait 10–15 minutes, and read the result visually. No equipment or advanced training is required , but veterinary personnel are recommended for use. For exact dosage and detailed procedure, always refer to the package insert.

Indicated for

This diagnostic kit is intended exclusively for dogs of any age or size, especially those with a clinical suspicion of vector-borne diseases (mosquitoes, ticks, or sand flies). It is useful for routine checkups, before travel to endemic areas, or in prevention programs in high-risk areas.

FAQ

How is the test result interpreted?

The test displays colored lines in the areas corresponding to each pathogen. A line in the control area indicates a valid test. The presence of a line in any detection zone (Dirofilaria, Ehrlichia, Anaplasma, or Leishmania) indicates a positive result. See the package insert for detailed interpretation.

Is it safe for my dog?

Yes, the test only requires a small blood sample (a few drops), routinely taken by the veterinarian. It poses no risk to the animal's health, provided it is performed under aseptic conditions.

How often should the test be performed?

It is recommended to perform the test at least once a year in dogs living in endemic areas or at risk of exposure. In cases of clinical suspicion (fever, weight loss, lameness), the veterinarian may order it on a case-by-case basis. It is not a test for daily use.

How is the kit stored and how long does it last?

Store the kit in a cool, dry place between 2-30°C, away from direct sunlight. Do not freeze. The expiry date is printed on the packaging; do not use the test after this date to ensure reliable results.

Can I use the test on cats?

No, this test is designed and validated exclusively for use in dogs. For cats, there are other specific diagnostic kits available. Consult your veterinarian for the appropriate kit for your cat.

This product requires a veterinary prescription. Consult your veterinarian.

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