Succeed Equine Fecal Blood Test is an easy-to-use, affordable, and reliable field diagnostic test that uses antibodies to detect occult blood components in equine feces coming from gastric and colonic ulcers. This dual test allows you to determine whether GI tract bleeding is occurring, and whether that bleeding is in the foregut, hindgut or both. Available in 2 Tests or a 10 Test Kit Carton.
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What is Succeed Equine Fecal Blood Test?
Easy-to-use, affordable, and reliable field diagnostic tests that use antibodies to detect occult blood components in equine feces, including those coming from gastric and colonic ulcers.
Who is Succeed Equine Fecal Blood Test for?
Horses
Why use Succeed Equine Fecal Blood Test?
-A faster, more accurate diagnosis
-A simple, affordable and non-invasive way to monitor digestive health
-An ability to determine if , and what type of, additional diagnostics may be appropriate
-An opportunity for early detection and early intervention
How does Succeed Equine Fecal Blood Test work?
The Succeed FBT is a dual antibody test. Both tests use equine-specific antibodies to detect the presence of blood components in a horse’s feces within a specific range that indicates a true pathological condition:
Test A – detects the blood component albumin, which originates in the hindgut
Test H – detects hemoglobin which may originate from anywhere in the GI tract
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How is Succeed Equine Fecal Blood Test sold?
2 Tests or 10 Test Kit Carton
What are the side effects of Succeed Equine Fecal Blood Test?
No known side effects
What special precautions are there?
*The Succeed Equine Fecal Blood Test is vulnerable to both excessive heat and moisture. Keep Succeed Equine Fecal Blood Test kits refrigerated when not in use and do not open until ready to use. Keep away from children.
How can I store Succeed Equine Fecal Blood Test?
Keep refrigerated at all times. Keep kits refrigerated when not in use and do not open until ready to use.
The Succeed FBT is a dual antibody test. Both tests use equine-specific antibodies to detect the presence of blood components in a horse’s feces within a specific range that indicates a true pathological condition:
Test A – detects the blood component albumin, which originates in the hindgut
Test H – detects hemoglobin which may originate from anywhere in the GI tract
The dual test cassette works much like a pregnancy test. After applying two drops of the diluted fecal sample to each well, control lines will appear to indicate the test is working. The appearance of a second line in either window within 15 minutes indicates a positive result for that test. Any line, no matter how faint, represents a positive.
When taken together, these results provide a reliable indication of GI tract injury (lesions, ulcers, inflammation or other damage to the mucosa that may produce albumin, hemoglobin or both). The nature of albumin and hemoglobin allows for differentiation of the source of that injury as well as some general indication of the severity.
2 Tests or 10 Test Kit Carton. Each Test Kit includes : one complete test for one horse, including a plastic container (for collecting a sample), dual test cassette, sample pipette, polyethylene glove and instruction sheet.
