Overlapping Clinical Signs
Different infections may present with similar signs, making them difficult to distinguish through symptoms alone.
FeverLethargyReduced appetitePale mucosa
RAPID CANINE TICK-BORNE DISEASE SCREENING
Four Tick-Borne
Infections.
One Rapid
Screening Test.
When a dog presents with fever, weakness, or unexplained clinical signs, timely diagnostic information matters. Discover a rapid screening option designed to help veterinarians investigate four major tick-borne infections.
Four-in-one screening
Results in ~15 minutes
No dedicated analyser
4 → 1targets · one cassette
THE CLINICAL CHALLENGE
Similar Symptoms. Different Possible Causes.
Fever, weakness, reduced appetite and other clinical signs can occur across different illnesses. Clinical assessment and appropriate diagnostic testing help investigate the underlying cause.
External Laboratory Turnaround
Sending samples externally may introduce additional waiting time depending on transport, laboratory availability and the investigation requested.
Practical Screening in Everyday Practice
Veterinary professionals need screening options that fit regular clinical workflows, including settings without dedicated laboratory equipment.
WHAT ARE WE SCREENING FOR?
Understanding the Four Targets.
PROTOZOAN · INTRA-ERYTHROCYTIC
Babesia canis
Window: BCA tick-transmitted protozoan parasite that infects red blood cells in dogs. It is one of the large Babesia species associated with canine babesiosis.
PROTOZOAN · INTRA-ERYTHROCYTIC
Babesia gibsoni
Window: BGA small Babesia species that infects canine red blood cells. Transmission is primarily by ticks, and other routes have been described in veterinary literature.
BACTERIUM · RICKETTSIAL
Ehrlichia canis
Window: EHRAn intracellular rickettsial bacterium that infects canine white blood cells and is associated with canine monocytic ehrlichiosis.
BACTERIUM · RICKETTSIAL
Anaplasma
Window: ANAA genus of tick-borne intracellular bacteria. Species affecting dogs can involve granulocytes or platelets, depending on the organism.
Understanding the possible causes is an important part of the diagnostic process. Appropriate testing helps veterinary professionals make informed clinical decisions.
INTRODUCING ACCUVET
Four Targets. One Panel. Results in Approximately 15 Minutes.
A rapid canine screening test designed to help veterinary professionals screen for four target tick-borne infections during a clinic visit.
4-in-1 Screening
One panel for four target infections.
Rapid Results
Approximately 15 minutes when used according to instructions.
Simple Sample Requirement
Designed for serum or whole-blood samples.
No Dedicated Analyser
Designed for screening without dedicated laboratory equipment.
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ACCUVET · CANINE DIAGNOSTICS
ACCUVET 4-Combo Tick Panel
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VETERINARY
CLINIC
CLINIC
HOW IT WORKS
Simple Screening. Clear Steps.
- 1
Sample Collection
Collect the required sample according to the manufacturer’s instructions for use.
- 2
Run the Test
Perform the test by following the instructions supplied with the kit.
- 3
Read the Result
Read and interpret the result within the time window specified in the instructions.
Clinical note
Results should be interpreted by a qualified veterinary professional alongside clinical findings and other relevant diagnostic information.
Results should be interpreted by a qualified veterinary professional alongside clinical findings and other relevant diagnostic information.
BUILT FOR THE CLINIC
Designed for the Realities of Veterinary Practice.
Rapid in-clinic screening can help make diagnostic information available during the consultation without requiring a dedicated analyser.
4Target infections screened
~15Approximate minutes
0Dedicated analysers
1Compact screening panel
PRODUCT DETAILS
Meet the ACCUVET 4-Combo Tick Panel.
- Targets
- Babesia canis, Babesia gibsoni, Ehrlichia canis and Anaplasma
- Turnaround
- Approximately 15 minutes
- Sample
- Serum or whole blood
- Equipment
- No dedicated analyser required
- Format
- Rapid immunochromatographic screening test
- Intended use
- For appropriate veterinary professional use
FAQS
Questions, Answered.
Screening results must always be interpreted in clinical context and may need to be supplemented by other investigations.
What is the ACCUVET 4-Combo Tick Panel?+
It is a rapid canine screening panel designed to screen for four important tick-borne infection targets.
Which targets does it screen for?+
Babesia canis, Babesia gibsoni, Ehrlichia canis and Anaplasma.
How long does the test take?+
Results are available in approximately 15 minutes when performed according to the supplied instructions.
Does it replace all other diagnostic investigations?+
No. Screening results must be interpreted by a qualified veterinary professional alongside clinical findings and may require confirmatory investigation.
Who is this product intended for?+
It is intended for appropriate use by veterinary professionals.
ACCUVET 4-COMBO TICK PANEL
Bring Rapid Tick-Borne Screening Into Your Clinical Workflow.
Explore the panel and determine whether it is suitable for your veterinary practice.
For veterinary professional use only. For in-vitro diagnostic use. Screening results must be interpreted by a qualified veterinarian in the context of clinical findings and may require confirmatory investigation.