ANA EHR CHW LYME disease combo test 4 in 1 for dogs and cat

Key Benefits

  • Rapid Test Kit
  • Only 15 Minutes
  • Easy to Use
  • Fast Detection
  • Result in 10 Minutes

Application

  • ANA EHR CHW LYME disease combo test 4 in 1 for dogs and cats

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The ANA EHR CHW LYME 4-in-1 Combo Test is a rapid, reliable diagnostic solution designed to help veterinarians and pet owners quickly screen dogs for four major vector-borne diseases: Anaplasma, Ehrlichia, Canine Heartworm (CHW), and Lyme disease. This all-in-one test kit provides fast, accurate results, enabling timely treatment decisions and better protection of canine health.

With its simple operation, quick detection, and high diagnostic performance, this combo test is ideal for clinics, shelters, breeders, and home users who need an efficient testing method without complex steps or equipment.

Key Features

  • Rapid Test Kit: Designed for fast, on-site diagnostics—no lab equipment required.
  • Only 15 Minutes: Complete testing procedure takes just 15 minutes from start to finish.
  • Easy-to-Use: Simple operation with clear instructions; suitable for both professionals and non-professionals.
  • Fast Detection: Reliable test lines appear quickly, delivering clear results in as fast as 10 minutes.

What happens if a dog is Lyme positive?

A Lyme-positive result indicates that the dog has been exposed to or infected with the Lyme disease bacteria. Infected dogs may develop one or more of the following symptoms:

1. Joint and Musculoskeletal Symptoms

  • Lameness (may shift from one leg to another)
  • Joint swelling
  • Stiffness or reluctance to move
  • Pain when walking or touching joints

2. Skin-related Symptoms

  • Redness or irritation around the tick bite (not always noticeable)
  • Generalized sensitivity or discomfort

3. Neurological Symptoms

  • Weakness
  • Loss of coordination
  • Abnormal behavior (rare but possible)

4. Heart Symptoms

  • Irregular heartbeat
  • Fatigue or collapse in severe cases
    (Lyme-related heart issues are uncommon but can be serious)

5. Eye Symptoms

  • Red eyes
  • Eye inflammation
  • Vision problems in more advanced infections

Is there a test for Lyme disease for dogs?

Yes, the methods for detecting Lyme disease in dogs are as follows:

  1. Serological examination: Detects specific antibodies in glandular fluid and cerebrospinal fluid.
  2. Complete blood count: Observes the white blood cell count and whether there are abnormal indicators such as elevated transaminase and proteinuria.
  3. Borrelia burgdorferi examination: Directly detects the pathogen; antibiotic treatment can be initiated after diagnosis.