Animal Health

The First Line of Defense for Feline Health: A Complete Guide to FIV/FeLV Combo Testing and the Value of At-Home Screening

Is there a way to give stray pets a permanent, unlosable "digital ID"?

An Invisible Threat, Visible Protection

If I get lost, how do I get home?
Methods for your pet to find its way home.

This is precisely the significance of implantable pet microchips—they are not tracking devices from science fiction, but a permanent, non-removable digital ID tag.

Scanning a video may seem like a small act, but it embodies responsibility and care—let technology silently protect us, and let every identification connect us with peace of mind.

Get early screening results for your dog in minutes using serum/plasma, and safeguard their well-being.

In the world of pets, there is a potential health threat that is often overlooked by pet owners - Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV), commonly known as cat immunodeficiency virus. As a pet owner, understanding FIV is crucial for safeguarding the health of your beloved furry companion.

What is FIV?

FIV is a retrovirus that primarily infects feline species. It shares structural similarities with the human HIV virus but is highly species-specific, meaning it does not cross-infect humans. Belonging to the lentivirus family, FIV has a long and slow progression after entering a cat's body. The main routes of FIV transmission include: first, through severe bites during fights between cats, where the virus can enter the wound through the infected cat's saliva; second, from mother to kitten, although this method of transmission is relatively rare; and third, through shared food bowls, although the probability of this transmission route is low.

Hazards of FIV to