CPV / CCV / Giardia Combo Test for Veterinary Clinics
When a dog presents with gastrointestinal signs, veterinary teams may need to consider multiple possible infectious causes. The BIODX CPV / CCV / Giardia Combo Test is designed to bring three important canine gastrointestinal diagnostic targets together in one product format.
Support your clinical workflow with a practical diagnostic option for evaluating:
• Canine parvovirus (CPV)
• Canine coronavirus (CCV)
• Giardia
CPV / CCV / Giardia Combo Test for Veterinary Clinics
When a dog presents with gastrointestinal signs, veterinary teams may need to consider multiple possible infectious causes. The BIODX CPV / CCV / Giardia Combo Test is designed to bring three important canine gastrointestinal diagnostic targets together in one product format.
Support your clinical workflow with a practical diagnostic option for evaluating:
• Canine parvovirus (CPV)
• Canine coronavirus (CCV)
• Giardia
What Is the CPV / CCV / Giardia Combo Test?
Dogs with vomiting, diarrhoea and other gastrointestinal signs can require a structured diagnostic assessment. Depending on the individual patient and clinical circumstances, veterinary teams may consider infectious, parasitic, nutritional, inflammatory and other causes.
The CPV / CCV / Giardia Combo Test is positioned as a multi-target veterinary diagnostic option for the assessment of:
Canine Parvovirus (CPV)
Canine parvovirus is an important consideration in dogs presenting with compatible gastrointestinal illness, particularly where clinical history, vaccination status, age, exposure risk or environmental factors raise concern.
Canine Coronavirus (CCV)
Canine coronavirus may also be considered as part of a broader investigation of compatible gastrointestinal disease. A veterinary professional should interpret any result within the context of the patient and the overall diagnostic work-up.
Giardia
Giardia is a protozoal parasite that can affect the gastrointestinal tract. Its role in an individual patient's clinical presentation should be assessed by the veterinarian alongside symptoms, history and other appropriate diagnostic information.
Why a Combination Test Can Matter
A combination testing approach can help create a more efficient workflow when several relevant targets may need consideration.