Succeed Equine Fecal Blood Test
Vendor: Pet Supplies
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$339.99
The Succeed® Equine Fecal Blood Test™ will tell you in about ten minutes if your horse has a digestive tract condition. Proprietary SmartSignal Technology in the SUCCEED® FBT detects occult blood-minute amounts of blood undectable to the naked eye-in the horse's manure as a sign of digestive tract ailments, including ulcers. Contents: Contains one complete SUCCEED® equine fecal occult blood test, including: 1 clea plastic container 1 dual trest cassette- contains both an albumin test (Test A) and a hemoglobin test (Test H) 1 disposable sample pipette 1 polyethylene glove 1 instruction sheet 1 desiccant pouch (for moisture) Intended Use The SUCCEED® Equine Fecal Blood Test™ (FBT) is a qualitative lateral-flow rapid test that detects horse hemoglobin and albumin in equine fecal specimens. The SUCCEED FBT is for veterinary use only, for use as a diagnostic aid in assessing GI tract conditions in their equine patients. Benefits of Testing First and regularly with the FBT Monitor ongoing digestive wellness. The FBT provides a non-invasice and inexpensive way for your veterinarian to regularly evaluate a hor's digestive wellness - catching minor problems before they become serious issues. It may also be used to monitor progress after surgery or during treatment for GI conditions and other health problems that may impact gut health. Detect gut issues earlier. Some horses are stoic and don't display the classic signs of digestive discomfort, while others may be suffering from low-grade hindgut inflammation that negatively impacts behavior and performance. The FBT is calibrated to detect true pathologies - but with the sensitivity to pick up subclinical hindgut issues early. Diagnose problems more quickly and accurately. Digestive disease in horses encompasses much more than just the commonly recognized gastric ulcers, including ulcers in the colon and other hindgut problems. Because the structure and function of the fore- and hinguts are very different, they require targeted, localized treatments to be most effective ? and avoid further exacerbating issues. Accurate diagnosis is critical for restoring health.