CATDOLL : Is the cat plague test in the pet hospital accurate?

The pet hospital's test for feline panleukopenia is accurate. In hospitals, the test is generally done with a feline panleukopenia test panel, which has an accuracy of about 80%-85%, but is easily affected by many factors and requires a comprehensive judgment based on clinical symptoms, blood tests, etc. The final diagnosis must be made by a veterinarian based on the results of a comprehensive examination.

Feline panleukopenia is also known as feline infectious enteritis. Feline panleukopenia virus is a virus of the genus Parvovirus, which survives for a long time in a normal temperature environment. Although feline panleukopenia virus is a threat to cats of all ages, it is extremely lethal to cats under 6 months old.