Smarter Poultry Disease Control Starts Here – Explore Our New Serology Testing Lab

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our dedicated Veterinary Serology Testing Lab-expanding our commitment to supporting poultry health and sustainable agriculture!

What’s New?
Our state-of-the-art facility now offers advanced ELISA testing for a comprehensive range of avian diseases, including:

• Chicken Anemia Virus (CAV):
  Measures immune response to CAV, a virus causing immunosuppression and anemia in young chicks, helping assess flock vulnerability and vaccination efficacy.
• Fowl Adenovirus (FAdv):
  Detects antibodies to FAdv, which can cause inclusion body hepatitis and other syndromes, supporting control strategies and vaccination monitoring.
• Infectious Bronchitis Virus (IBV):
  Monitors antibodies against IBV, a highly contagious coronavirus in chickens, to evaluate vaccine response and help prevent respiratory disease and egg production losses.
• Mycoplasma synoviae (MS):
  Screens for MS antibodies, a pathogen causing respiratory disease and joint problems, supporting early management and biosecurity measures.
• Mycoplasma gallisepticum (MG):
  Detects MG antibodies, crucial for controlling chronic respiratory disease and reducing economic losses in poultry operations.
• MS/MG Combination Tests:
  Simultaneously screens for both MS and MG, offering a comprehensive approach to monitoring flock health and ensuring effective disease control.

These targeted ELISA tests empower you to make informed decisions, protect flock health, and optimize your poultry operation.

Why Does This Matter?
Early disease detection is crucial. Our high-sensitivity ELISA tests empower you to:

• Detect infections before they spread
• Make informed, data-driven decisions
• Protect flock productivity and welfare

Spotlight: Infectious Bronchitis Virus (IBV)
IBV is a highly contagious coronavirus in chickens, causing respiratory distress, sharp drops in egg production, and increased mortality-especially in young chicks. It spreads rapidly through air, equipment, and eggs, making prevention and monitoring essential.

There’s no specific treatment for IBV. Vaccination is key, but how do you know it’s working?

How Can We Help?

Our ELISA tests measure antibody titers, verifying vaccine effectiveness. High, uniform titers signal strong protection; low or variable results highlight risks and guide timely revaccination-helping you avoid costly outbreaks and production losses.

• Fast, accurate, and reproducible results
• Validated methods and expert support
• Actionable insights for flock health management106

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