Rubarth Hepatitis Virus

Indications, characteristics and screening

Search forCanine adenovirus type 1 by real-time PCR.

Test indications

  • Diagnosis of infectious hepatitis canine disease or Rubarth's disease.
  • Detection of asymptomatic shedders.

Test characteristics

Samples to be taken

  • Diagnosis of Rubarth hepatitis:
    • on living animal: sang total (EDTA) then depending on the clinical signs, the following samples can be added: urines, CSF, liver biopsies (EDTA or dry tube).
    • on dead animal: foie (tube EDTA ou sec).
  • Determination of status of healthy animals: urine (EDTA or dry tube). Whole blood (EDTA) can be analyzed in addition to urines.

Interpretation of the result

  • Negative result: Absence of the virus or quantity below the detection threshold of the technique.
  • Positive result :
    • In a clinically suspect animal, a high virus load indicates Rubarth hepatitis.
    • On a healthy animal, as part of post-illness monitoring for example, a positive urine result confirms persistent excretion of the virus which can last several months after recovery.
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Bartonella

Kennel Cough Complex

Canine Coronavirus

Cryptosporidium sp.

Giardia sp.

Blood hemoplasms

Rubarth Hepatitis Virus

Canine herpesvirus

Leishmania

Leptospires

Distemper Virus

Neospora caninum

Parvovirus canin

Salmonella sp.

SARS-CoV2

Toxoplasma gondii

Typing of carnivore parvoviruses