Diagnosis of small animal diseases using gold standard cartridge GICA technology

In recent years, with the development of the Chinese economy, the domestic pet market has also shown a strong development momentum, with the variety and quantity of pets increasing year by year. But the accompanying pets, especially the incidence rate of viral infectious diseases, also showed an upward trend. Among them, infectious diseases from dogs and cats account for a large proportion, such as canine distemper, canine parvovirus disease, rabies virus disease, canine coronavirus disease, canine parainfluenza, feline distemper, feline leukemia, feline infectious diarrhea, etc. These pose a huge threat to the health of pets. At present, traditional diagnostic methods for these include virus isolation, gene (PCR, RT-PCR, etc.), and immunological testing (ELISA, immunofluorescence, etc.). Although these methods have high specificity, they can only be limited to equipment laboratories or pet hospitals, and they require technical personnel to operate. At the same time, they also have disadvantages such as time-consuming test results. However, the gold standard cartridge colloidal gold test strip technology can overcome the above shortcomings and provide a new approach for diagnosis. It is highly favored due to its simple operation and fast detection results. Due to the low cost of colloidal gold test strips, pet owners can conduct free testing. This not only allows for early detection, but also saves a lot of testing costs. For pet clinics lacking equipment, it is also a good choice. At present, colloidal gold diagnostic strips for these infectious diseases have been commercialized. In recent years,