Safheal · Product development ·
Safheal introduces a rapid test to aid canine and feline neuter status assessment
Safheal has introduced a veterinary rapid test that qualitatively detects a gonadal tissue-associated marker in dogs and cats. It is intended to aid assessment when surgical history is unknown or residual tissue or cryptorchidism is suspected.
The IFU specifies whole blood, serum and plasma, with serum preferred. Recording surgical timing, maturity and reproductive medication alongside the result helps veterinarians interpret it in the context of the individual animal.
The result can inform further examination. Detection does not localize tissue, and non-detection does not guarantee complete removal. The assay alone cannot establish neuter status or fertility. Veterinarians and partners can find technical details and the IFU on the product page.