Veterinary - Canine CRP

The cCRP assay is used for the detection of inflammation, infection and tissue injury in animals; CRP is an acute phase protein produced in response to trauma or infection, and with increases in serum within 4-6 hours, it is a much earlier indicator than other acute phase reactants. In addition, CRP levels return to normal quickly at the end of an acute episode, and therefore it is useful for both the detection of acute episodes as well as in monitoring treatment.

The Randox Canine CRP assay has been extensively tested and is validated for use in canines; with specific reference ranges for canine samples it is highly accurate, and, manufactured from the same materials as our human diagnostic CRP it is of the same high quality. Its uses include diagnosis of conditions including tissue injury, pancreatitis, neoplasia, steroid-responsive meningitis arteritis, valvular disease, parvoviral enteritis, nasal disease, inflammatory bowel disease, cystitis and renal disease.