Unveiling the Hidden Causes of your Pet Allergies!
Is your pet experiencing skin redness, scratching, biting its paws, constantly licking or experiencing an upset stomach?
To alleviate their discomforts, you need to get to the root of the problem and adjust their life habit. These can all be
symptoms of allergies. Pets can have allergies that include food, environmental, aerosols, fleas and ticks, and many more.
Performing Canine or Feline allergy testing make sure your Canine and Feline are “allergy-free” and living their best lives.
Common symptoms of allergies on pets' health
Swelling of the face, ears, lips, eyelids, or earflaps
Red, itchy, inflammation, and even sore pain
Repeatedly scratching ears
Constantly licking
Hives
Diarrhea
Sneezing
Common allergies in pets
There are many factors that can cause allergic skin conditions in animals, commonly classified into two main categories: environmental and food allergic. Food allergens include fish and seafood, grains, vegetables, eggs and dairy products, fruits, meats, or insects. Common environmental triggers include fleas and dust mites, molds, and pollens from trees, grasses, flowers, and other inhalants.
Acecgt IgE Allergy Test for Canine and Feline
It’s an in vitro diagnostic blood test for determination of allergen-specific Immunoglobulin E, IgE concentration in canine or feline serum using immunoblotting technique.
125 types of common allergens for Canine and Feline tested in one sample
Only small blood volume for test - Only 2-3mls clotted blood required per test
3-5 working days results
Full Allergy List for Canine and Feline
Your Pet Allergy Test Report
Provides concentration of specific IgE with allergy classification. The higher the concentration of IgE, the higher the risk for allergy.
Pet Allergy Test Comparison
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How to Get the Test?
Remarks:
- The captioned allergy related tests have their own limitations and any allergy tests may not be, at all times, possible to identify the actual allergen(s) that is/are/was/were/will be triggering the said allergic response(s) or allergic response(s) now, in the past and/or in future. In some circumstances, it is possible that there might be NO allergen being able to be detected after a testing is done.
- The test is for reference only, and is not suitable for diagnostic and/or treatment use.
