Animals: Equine (Horse) Test Kit

LWP Animals: Equine (Horse) Test Kit
30 vials that come in a Flat Tray Storage Box
Vial size: 10 x 50mm
Box: White Cardboard Flat Tray Storage Box with Foam Inlay with Cells for vials

Healthy and diseased tissues, virus, vaccinations and parasites.

AE 01	Kidney	Healthy Tissue
AE 02	Testicle	Healthy Tissue
AE 03	Uterus	Healthy Tissue
AE 04	Equine Melanoma	Tumour	The third most common type of skin cancer in horses.
AE 05	Equine Sarcoid	Tumour	the most common skin tumour in horses and ponies and, although they may look like warts, they are locally destructive and are therefore considered by many vets as a form of skin cancer.
AE 06	Equine Herpes	Nosode	Highly contagious.
AE 07	Equine Toxoplasma	Nosode	Usually occurs without symptoms.
AE 08	Glanders/Farcy	Nosode	Caused by infection with the bacterium Burkholderia mallei; symptoms include nodular lesions in the lungs and ulceration of the mucous membranes in the upper respiratory tract. The acute form results in coughing, fever, and the release of an infectious nasal discharge, followed by septicaemia and death within days. In the chronic form, nasal and subcutaneous nodules develop, eventually ulcerating. Death can occur within months, while survivors act as carriers.
AE 09	Grease / Dermatitis Verrucosa / Seborrheic Dermatitis / Mud Fever	Nosode	Dermatitis of the heel that occurs in spring and autumn.
AE 10	Equine Streptococcus	Bacteria	Causes Strangles, upper respiratory tract inflammation, a muco-purulent nasal discharge, and inflammation of the regional lymph nodes, followed by abscesses; highly contagious, and horses can be carriers and shed the infection, although they themselves may show no outward clinical signs.
AE 11	Equine Herpesvirus 1	Virus	Causes rhinopneumonitis; the most important viral cause of respiratory infection in foals; causes a lifelong latent infection in affected animals.
AE 12	Equine Herpesvirus 4	Virus	Causes rhinopneumonitis; the most important viral cause of respiratory infection in foals; causes a lifelong latent infection in affected animals.
AE 13	Equine Papilloma Virus	Virus	Causes warts.
AE 14	Equine Ehrliche Risticii Vacc	Vaccination	Vaccine against Potomac Horse Fever.
AE 15	Equine Encephalo-Myelitis & Tetanus Vaccination	Vaccination	Equine Encephalomyelitis (Eastern,Western, Venezuelan, killed virus) & Tetanus Vaccine
AE 16	Equine Flu & Tetanus Vacc	Vaccination	ProteqFlu
AE 17	Equine Influenza (A1/A2) Vacc	Vaccination	Vaccine made from killed A1 and A2 strains of the equine influenza virus
AE 18	Equine Rhino-Pneumonitis	Vaccination	Herpes 1/4"EquiVac EHV-1/4”) Equine Rhinopneumonitis vaccine made from killed strains of type 1 and type 4 viruses.
AE 19	West Nile Equine Vaccination	Vaccination
AE 20	Anoplocephala Magna	Parasite	Tapeworm; In light infections, no signs of disease are present; in heavy infections, GI disturbances may be seen. Failure to thrive and anaemia may also occur.
AE 21	Anoplocephala Perfoliata	Parasite	Tapeworm; In light infections, no signs of disease are present; in heavy infections, GI disturbances may be seen. Failure to thrive and anaemia may also occur.
AE 22	Cyathostome Spp.	Parasite	May cause lethargy, sudden weight loss, debilitation, and diarrhoea.
AE 23	Draschia Spp.	Parasite	Produces tumour-like enlargements filled with necrotic material and a large number of worms; the enlargements are covered by intact epithelium, except for a small opening through which the eggs pass. Rarely, these nodules rupture and cause fatal peritonitis.
AE 24	Habronema Spp.	Parasite	Produces tumour-like enlargements filled with necrotic material and a large number of worms; the enlargements are covered by intact epithelium, except for a small opening through which the eggs pass. Rarely, these nodules rupture and cause fatal peritonitis.
AE 25	Oxyuris Equi	Parasite	Chronically infected horses have a very poor appearance and may cause severe irritability and itching. Severe cases can lead to nervousness and anorexia. Rubbing and scratching at the perianal region cause irritation, dull hair coat, and loss of hair.
AE 26	Strongylus Edentatus	Parasite	In mild cases can cause diarrhoea, weakness and anaemia if there is significant blood loss, and abdominal discomfort; in severe cases can show signs of having severe colic, rupture of the intestines, and death.
AE 27	Strongylus Equinus	Parasite	In mild cases can cause diarrhoea, weakness and anaemia if there is significant blood loss, and abdominal discomfort; in severe cases can show signs of having severe colic, rupture of the intestines, and death.
AE 28	Strongylus Vulgaris	Parasite	Common parasite; in mild cases can cause diarrhoea, weakness and anaemia if there is significant blood loss, and abdominal discomfort; in severe cases can show signs of having severe colic, rupture of the intestines, and death.
AE 29	Trichostrongylus	Parasite	Produce a chronic catarrhal gastritis, which may result in weight loss.
AE 30	Tridontophorus	Parasite	May cause ulceration of the colon.