VacciCheck: Smarter Titer Testing for Veterinarians
In-Clinic Titer Testing for Dogs & Cats – Fast, Reliable, and USDA Approved
Deliver immediate results, reduce over-vaccination, and build client trust with evidence-based care.
Trusted by Veterinary Professionals Worldwide
Used in thousands of clinics and endorsed by top veterinary institutions
What Is VacciCheck?
VacciCheck is an innovative in-clinic titer test kit that measures antibody levels in dogs and cats to determine immunity to core vaccine diseases.
For dogs, it tests for:
- Canine Distemper Virus (CDV)
- Canine Parvovirus (CPV)
- Canine Adenovirus (CAV/ICH)
For cats (in the U.S. & Canada):
- Feline Panleukopenia Virus (FPLV)
See VacciCheck in Action
Watch our demonstration video to see how easy it is to implement VacciCheck in your clinic workflow and provide immediate, reliable results to your clients.
Veterinarians use VacciCheck to make evidence-based vaccination decisions — helping avoid over-vaccination while ensuring each pet stays protected.
Why Veterinarians Choose VacciCheck?
In-Clinic Results
Get accurate titer results in just 23 minutes without sending samples to an external lab. Streamline your workflow and provide immediate answers to pet owners.
Reduce Over-Vaccination
Eliminate unnecessary vaccinations by testing for existing immunity. Follow WSAVA and AAHA guidelines and provide personalized vaccination plans for each patient.
Meet Growing Client Expectations
Today's pet owners expect personalized, evidence-based care. VacciCheck's titer testing for dogs and cats builds trust by reducing unnecessary vaccines and supporting informed decisions.
Confirm Immunity in Puppies & Kittens
Ensure your youngest patients are fully protected after their initial vaccination series. Titer testing confirms successful immune response, helping you avoid gaps in protection and giving pet owners peace of mind.
Simple 3-Step Testing Process
ELISA-Based Technology
VacciCheck uses advanced ImmunoComb® ELISA technology to measure antibodies against core vaccines for dogs and cats — all in your clinic. Ideal for canine and feline vaccine verification.
Collect Sample
You only need 10 microliters of whole blood or 5 microliters of serum or plasma for the test.
Run the Test
A small blood sample is added to the test, moves through several steps, and shows a color result that indicates the pet's immunity level. For added efficiency and consistency, the process can be automated using Biogal's Robocomb+ device.
Read the Results
Compare the color of the sample spots to a reference scale or use the CombCam reader to easily see the pet's immunity level.
Includes training videos, visual reference cards, and full instructions. Our team is here to support setup in your clinic.
Frequently Asked Questions
VacciCheck has been validated against gold standard methods - virus neutralization (VN) and hemagglutination inhibition (HI) - demonstrating excellent correlation with 94–98% sensitivity and specificity. Its dot-ELISA technology delivers reliable results for clinical decision-making, offering a more practical and efficient alternative to sending samples to external laboratories.
VacciCheck has a shelf life of 15 months and should be stored at 2°C to 8°C.
We provide client education materials with your order. The key points to communicate: 1) Titer tests measure existing immunity, 2) They help avoid unnecessary vaccinations, 3) They're particularly valuable for pets with vaccine reactions or immune issues.
All necessary components are included in the VacciCheck kit and no additional equipment is required.
Currently, VacciCheck is not approved for rabies titers. However, it complements your protocol by covering core vaccines for dogs and cats, such as CDV, CPV, CAV, and FPLV (US and Canada only).
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Clinical Papers
Effect of sampling site on the diagnosis of canine parvovirus infection in dogs using polymerase chain reaction
A field and experimental trial comparing qRT-PCR with a point-of-care PCR kit (PCRun) to diagnose canine parvovirus (CPV-2), and to assess sensitivity of serology for CPV diagnosis.
Gilad Segev | Tal Yaaran | Sarah Maurice | Gad Baneth
DownloadLong-lived immunity to canine core vaccine antigens in UK dogs as assessed by an in-practice test kit
A field and experimental trial to assess the performance of the ImmunoComb Canine VacciCheck Antibody Test Kit
R. Killey | C. Mynors | R. Pearce | A. Nell | A. Prentis | M. J. Day
DownloadSensitivity-specificity and accuracy of the ImmunoComb® Feline VacciCheck Antibody Test Kit for Feline Calici, Herpes and Panleukopenia Viruses (2011)
Application of a dot enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay for evaluation of the immune status to canine parvovirus and distemper virus in adult dogs before revaccination. Waner et al, J Vet Diagn Invest 18:267–270 (VacciCheck vs IFA)
Michael Lappin et al.
DownloadEvaluation of an in-house dot enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay to detect antibodies against feline panleukopenia virus.
A study published at the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery evaluated the ImmunoComb Feline VacciCheck, an in-house test for detecting antibodies against feline panleukopenia virus (FPV), by comparing it to the haemagglutination inhibition (HI) gold standard.
Katrin Hartmann et al., Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery
DownloadWSAVA 2018 Serology Testing Lecture Notes
Excerpts from German Guidelines "Impfung nach Antikörper-bestimmung bei Hund und Katze"
View GuidelinesWSAVA Vaccination Guidelines and VacciCheck [Compatibility Mode]
Excerpts from World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) Vaccination Guidelines 2015
View GuidelinesGerman Vaccination Guidelines Excerpt
Excerpts from American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) New Vaccination Guidelines 2017
View GuidelinesTHE ROLE OF SEROLOGY IN VACCINATION DECISION MAKING
Abstract from the 43RD WORLD SMALL ANIMAL VETERINARY ASSOCIATION CONGRESS AND 9TH FASAVA CONGRESS
Emeritus Professor Michael J. Day
WSAVA 2018 Serology Testing Lecture NotesAntibody Testing vs. Vaccination, Applications in Clinical Practice.
The growing role of antibody testing in companion animal practice as a tool to assess immunity and guide vaccination decisions.
Richard B. Ford
Antibody Testing v Vaccination November 2018 UpdateConsiderations for the Titer Testing of Core Canine Vaccines
Research shows that immunity from core vaccines can last three years or more, and titer testing can confirm protective antibody levels.
Ronald D. Schultz
Core VaccineVaccine Issues and the World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) Guidelines (2015-2017)
The WSAVA vaccine guidelines (2015–2017) advocate for evidence-based, individualized vaccination protocols for dogs and cats. Emphasizing longer immunity durations and reduced vaccine frequency, they aim to improve safety while maintaining protection.
Jean W. Dodds, Israel Journal of Veterinary Medicine Vol. 73 (2)
WSAVA GuidelinesThe role of antibody titer testing in vaccination policy of dog and cat
About the role of antibody titer testing in optimizing vaccination strategies for dogs and cats. While current guidelines recommend periodic revaccination, titer testing offers a way to assess individual immunity levels and potentially avoid unnecessary boosters.
Herman Egberink
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