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Horse Flu (Equine Influenza) Test

GetTested’s Horse Flu Test is a rapid at home swab test that helps detect equine influenza virus (EIV) a highly contagious respiratory virus in horses. Horse flu can cause fever, coughing, nasal discharge, fatigue, reduced appetite and reduced performance, and it can spread quickly in stables, yards, competitions and transport settings. The test gives a clear result in approximately 5 to 10 minutes, helping you quickly check whether equine influenza may be involved when respiratory symptoms or possible exposure are a concern.

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About Horse Flu (Equine Influenza) Test

Detect Equine Influenza in Horses

Equine influenza virus (EIV) is a contagious respiratory virus that spreads mainly through droplets when infected horses cough or sneeze. It can also spread through close contact, contaminated equipment and shared environments.

Because horse flu can move quickly through groups of horses, rapid screening can provide useful first information when symptoms appear suddenly or after possible exposure.

Testing may be especially useful in stables, yards, competitions or transport situations where horses are in close contact.

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4.5 out of 5 based on 10 reviews on this product

  • Good to have on hand for the stable, though the swab was a bit tricky with a restless pony. Really glad it's a quick turnaround.

    Verified buyer

  • Fast delivery, easy to use!

    Verified buyer

  • Instructions were clear and I had the result in about 10 minutes.

    Verified buyer

  • The test arrived in the mailbox very quickly. The instructions were clear, even though it felt a bit unfamiliar to swab the nose myself the first time. The result came after just a few minutes, which gave some peace of mind when the horse started coughing after the last competition.

  • Good to have on hand in the stable. A bit tricky to get the swab in the nose of a lively pony, but otherwise everything worked well.