Molecular diagnostics and resistance tests
Panels
Genomic breeding shapes the herd's future; molecular diagnostics protects the herd's present. Vethia offers both fields on the same platform: PCR-based rapid detection of infectious agents and molecular-level determination of antibiotic resistance.
- Panels
- 32
- Targets
- 191
- Species
- 5
- Categories
- 6
Genetic Disease Panels
Molecular genetic screening of hereditary diseases and production traits in farm and companion animals, supporting breeding selection and early clinical diagnosis.
Veterinary genetics provides the scientific foundation for breeding value optimization and population-level control of hereditary diseases. Molecular genetic screening enables identification of carrier individuals across the life cycle — from parental selection to prenatal diagnosis — calculation of autosomal recessive allele frequencies, and elimination of mutations that cause economic losses in specific breed lines. This approach is a strategic tool for preserving breed standards, improving production efficiency and enhancing animal welfare.
Ruminant Panels
Comprehensive laboratory services for molecular diagnosis of infectious diseases in cattle and small ruminants, herd health management and investigation of reproductive problems.
Ruminant analysis is vital for early diagnosis and treatment optimization of cattle and sheep diseases. The diagnosis of infectious agents in herds, determination of genetic problems and identification of mastitis etiology significantly reduce economic losses. Accurate laboratory diagnosis of clinical and subclinical infections is essential for appropriate therapy selection and disease control.
Equine Panels
High-level molecular diagnosis for racing and breeding horses. Rapid and precise diagnosis of respiratory, neurological and reproductive diseases.
Equine diseases, especially in racing and breeding horses, can cause serious economic losses. Equine infectious diseases, neurological syndromes and reproductive problems can be properly diagnosed through molecular methods, improving disease control and production efficiency. Rapid diagnosis of racetrack infections is critical for herd health management and reducing social contact.
Pet Panels
Comprehensive laboratory analysis supporting early diagnosis of infectious diseases in cats and dogs. Serves as a complement to clinical examination.
Pet diseases can spread rapidly due to the social proximity of companion animals and are critical in treatment. Diarrhea, respiratory infections, vector-borne diseases and immune system problems in dogs and cats can be accurately identified through molecular diagnostic methods, making important contributions to animal welfare and public health protection. Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment significantly increase survival rates and quality of life.
Poultry Panels
Comprehensive laboratory analysis for broilers, laying hens and breeding flocks. Flock health management and increased production efficiency.
Poultry diseases, especially in high-density production systems, cause significant economic losses. Rapid diagnosis of respiratory complex, immunosuppression and enteric diseases reduces flock mortality and improves production performance. Molecular diagnosis combined with control of avian diseases, maintenance of nutritional quality and biosecurity measures facilitates achieving production targets.
Antibiotic Resistance Genes
Genetic analysis of sensitivity and resistance of infectious agents to antibiotics. Treatment optimization and rationalization of antibiotic applications.
Antibiotic resistance is recognized as a global public health threat. Rational use of antibiotics in veterinary medicine reduces resistance development and ensures treatment efficacy in animal care. Diagnosis of genetic resistance mechanisms of infectious agents enables appropriate antibiotic selection and correct dosing. Antimicrobial stewardship programs are more effective when supported by molecular diagnostic methods.
How We Work
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Needs consultation
1 day
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Sample plan
2–3 days
03
Sample collection and acceptance
Depends on the operation
04
Genotyping
2–4 weeks
05
Quality control and analysis
3–5 business days
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Reporting
2–3 business days
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Results consultation
1 day
Frequently Asked Questions
Contact and Getting Started
The process begins with a non-binding needs consultation. In this meeting, we discuss your herd's current status, your goals, and your budget framework; together we determine the package that suits you.