Foal Immunoglobulin G (e IgG) Rapid Quantitative Test

Foals possess the ability to produce infection-fighting antibodies, called immunoglobulins or Igs, from the moment they’re born. What they don’t possess is pre-existing Igs in their bloodstream at the time of birth to protect them from the onslaught of bacteria and other infection-inducing microorganisms in their new environment.

Foals therefore require a healthy meal of colostrum—the mare’s first milk laden with Igs to temporarily provide immunity until the foal’s own immune system swings into full gear.

Features： 
● Animal: Equine
● Sample type: Plasma, Serum 
● Sample volume: 75μL 
● Detection range：100-3000 mg/dL
● Reaction time: 15 min 

● 4-30°storage, 24 months shelf life

Reference range of  Foal Immunoglobulin G (e IgG)  in foal blood:

Detection Range: 100-3000 mg/dL

Reference Range:

Each Laboratory should establish a reference range that is representative of the population to be evaluated. The diagnosis must be made in conjunction with other clinical symptoms and tests.