Immune Health (FIV) Test for Cats
Detect feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) with a simple blood test. Fast results in 10 minutes for early detection and better feline care.
Product details: GBP 24.99 — InStock — SKU SY-IMVF — GetTested
About this test
Common Signs Linked to FIV
Cats with FIV may experience:
Weight loss
Fever
Swollen lymph nodes
Gum inflammation
Recurring infections
Poor coat condition
Respiratory or eye problems
Reduced immune function
Who May Benefit from This Test?
This test may be suitable for cats that:
Spend time outdoors
Have been involved in fights or may have bite wounds
Are newly adopted or have an unknown history
Live in multi cat households
Show recurring illness or poor coat condition
Need a rapid first screen for FIV antibodies
Simple Home Testing
Collect a small blood sample and apply it to the test cassette according to the included instructions.
Results are available in approximately 10 minutes and can be read directly from the test cassette.
What Is Included in the Kit?
1 FIV antibody test cassette
1 Sample collection tool
1 Buffer solution
Step by step instructions
Biomarkers included
- Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) Antibodies: Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) antibodies are immune proteins produced after exposure to FIV. FIV affects the immune system and can make cats more vulnerable to infections over time. A positive antibody result can indicate previous or ongoing infection and may be linked to recurrent infections, weight loss, poor coat condition, mouth inflammation, swollen lymph nodes or slow healing.
Frequently asked questions
Why are outdoor cats at higher risk of FIV?
FIV is most commonly spread through deep bite wounds, so cats that go outdoors, fight or have contact with unknown cats may have a higher exposure risk.
Can a cat have FIV without looking sick?
Yes. Many cats with FIV can appear healthy for a long time, which is why testing can be useful for cats with unknown history or possible exposure.
Is FIV usually spread through shared bowls or grooming?
No. FIV is mainly linked to bite wound transmission and is not typically spread through casual contact, grooming or sharing food bowls.
Customer reviews
4.7/5 (3)
- 5/5 — The instructions were clear and I had the result in 10 minutes. Good price for peace of mind.
- 4/5 — Good product, though getting the blood sample took a little patience with my cat. Results were very clear once done.
- 5/5 — Fast delivery and it was easy to get the results.