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At Tanvi Enterprises, our vision is to be a beacon of excellence in pet care and support. We envision a world where every pet receives the care it deserves, where their nutritional, medical, and emotional needs are met comprehensively. Through continuous innovation, compassionate service, and a commitment to research, we aim to elevate pet welfare to new heights.
Welcome to our premier Avian DNA Sexing Services, dedicated to providing accurate and efficient gender identification for a diverse range of avian species. With a commitment to excellence and precision, we offer a seamless and reliable process for avian enthusiasts, breeders, and researchers seeking to unravel the mysteries of their feathered companions.
Our state-of-the-art laboratory employs cutting-edge genetic testing techniques, ensuring the highest standards of accuracy and reliability in sex determination. Through a simple and non-invasive sample collection process, we deliver rapid and conclusive results, empowering our clients with invaluable insights into the genetic makeup of their avian friends.
At the heart of our service is a passion for avian welfare and conservation. By offering comprehensive and dependable sexing solutions, we aim to facilitate responsible breeding practices, support conservation efforts, and contribute to the holistic well-being of avian populations worldwide.
Partner with us and unlock a world of avian genetic understanding, fostering informed decision-making and promoting the sustainable management of avian populations. Join us on this journey to unravel the genetic mysteries of our feathered friends, ensuring a brighter future for avian enthusiasts and conservationists alike.
Significance: PBFD can lead to severe feather loss, beak deformities, and immune suppression, impacting the health and aesthetics of pet birds.
Sample Requirement: Feather samples or blood samples for DNA testing.
Significance: These bacteria cause chlamydiosis, which can lead to respiratory distress, conjunctivitis, and systemic illness in birds, posing a zoonotic risk to humans.
Sample Requirement: Swabs from respiratory or cloacal sites, or blood samples.
Significance: PsHV infections can cause respiratory distress, neurological symptoms, and high mortality rates in parrots.
Sample Requirement: Swabs from oral or ocular sites, tissue samples, or blood samples.
Significance: PDD affects the nervous and digestive systems, leading to regurgitation, weight loss, and neurological issues.
Sample Requirement: Tissue samples, usually from the proventriculus or other affected organs.
Significance: Avian influenza viruses can cause severe respiratory disease in birds, and some strains have zoonotic potential.
Sample Requirement: Swabs from respiratory or cloacal sites, tissue samples, or blood samples.
Significance: Newcastle disease is highly contagious and affects poultry, causing respiratory and neurological symptoms.
Sample Requirement: Swabs, tissue samples, or blood samples.
Significance: Avian adenoviruses can lead to respiratory distress, enteritis, and eggshell abnormalities in birds.
Sample Requirement: Tissue samples, cloacal swabs, or fecal samples.
Significance: Circovirus infections can cause weight loss, respiratory issues, and immune suppression in pigeons.
Sample Requirement: Cloacal swabs, blood samples, or tissue samples.
Significance: Mycoplasma infections cause respiratory disease and joint problems in birds, affecting poultry production.
Sample Requirement: Swabs from respiratory sites, tissue samples, or blood samples.
Significance: Aspergillus is a fungal infection that affects the respiratory system, causing respiratory distress and organ damage.
Sample Requirement: Respiratory swabs, tissue samples, or environmental samples.
Significance: Avian reoviruses can cause viral arthritis, malabsorption, and respiratory symptoms in birds.
Sample Requirement: Tissue samples, fecal samples, or cloacal swabs.
Significance: Mycobacterial infections lead to granulomatous lesions in birds, affecting various organs.
Sample Requirement: Tissue samples, usually from lesions or organs.
Significance: Paramyxovirus infections can cause respiratory and neurological symptoms in birds.
Sample Requirement: Swabs, tissue samples, or blood samples.
Significance: Polyomaviruses cause feather abnormalities, immunosuppression, and overall health issues in specific bird species.
Sample Requirement: Tissue samples, blood samples, or feather samples.
Significance: Babesia infections in dogs can cause hemolytic anemia and other systemic symptoms.
Sample Requirement: Blood samples for detection of the parasite or PCR testing.
Significance: Leptospira bacteria can lead to leptospirosis, causing a range of clinical signs and affecting multiple organs.
Sample Requirement: Blood or urine samples for bacterial detection and identification.
Significance: CDV is highly contagious and can lead to respiratory, gastrointestinal, and neurological symptoms in dogs.
Sample Requirement: Swabs, blood samples, or tissue samples for viral detection.
Significance: Parvovirus infections cause severe gastroenteritis in dogs, leading to vomiting, diarrhea, and dehydration.
Sample Requirement: Fecal samples for viral detection.
Significance: Leishmania infections can lead to a range of clinical signs and affect various organs in dogs.
Sample Requirement: Blood samples or tissue biopsies for parasitic detection.
Significance: Trypanosoma infections can lead to fever, anemia, and other clinical signs in dogs.
Sample Requirement: Blood samples for parasitic detection.
Significance: Ehrlichia infections can cause a range of symptoms, including fever, anemia, and bleeding disorders.
Sample Requirement: Blood samples for bacterial detection.
Significance: Canine IC is a complex of respiratory pathogens causing infectious tracheobronchitis, also known as kennel cough.
Sample Requirement: Swabs from respiratory sites, nasal secretions, or tissue samples.
Significance: Anaplasma infections can lead to thrombocytopenia and other clinical signs in dogs.
Sample Requirement: Blood samples for bacterial detection.
Significance: Bordetella infections cause kennel cough, a highly contagious respiratory disease in dogs.
Sample Requirement: Swabs from respiratory sites, nasal secretions, or tissue samples.
Significance: Brucellosis can cause reproductive issues in dogs, leading to infertility and other health problems.
Sample Requirement: Blood or tissue samples for bacterial detection.
Significance: CAdV-2 causes respiratory symptoms and is included in some vaccines.
Sample Requirement: Swabs from respiratory sites or tissue samples.
Significance: Canine coronavirus can cause mild respiratory symptoms and is a component of canine infectious cough.
Sample Requirement: Swabs from respiratory sites, fecal samples, or tissue samples.
Significance: Heartworm infections can cause severe cardiovascular issues in dogs.
Sample Requirement: Blood samples for detection of microfilariae or antigen testing.
Significance: Ehrlichia infections can cause fever, lameness, and other clinical signs in dogs.
Sample Requirement: Blood samples for bacterial detection.
Significance: Hepatozoon infections can cause muscle and bone issues in dogs.
Sample Requirement: Blood samples for parasitic detection.
Significance: Rabies is a fatal viral disease with zoonotic potential.
Sample Requirement: Brain tissue samples for viral detection.
Significance: CPIV is one of the pathogens causing infectious tracheobronchitis (kennel cough) in dogs.
Sample Requirement: Swabs from respiratory sites, nasal secretions, or tissue samples.
Significance: Canine herpesvirus can cause reproductive issues and neonatal mortality in dogs.
Sample Requirement: Swabs from reproductive sites, tissue samples, or samples from affected puppies.
Significance: Giardia infections can cause gastrointestinal symptoms in dogs.
Sample Requirement: Fecal samples for parasite detection.
Significance: Canine coronavirus can cause mild gastrointestinal symptoms.
Sample Requirement: Fecal samples for viral detection.
Significance: Chlamydia infections can affect crocodiles, leading to respiratory distress, ocular discharge, and systemic illness. These infections can impact crocodile health and well-being.
Sample Requirement: Swabs from respiratory or ocular sites, cloacal swabs, or tissue samples for bacterial detection and identification.
Significance: FCV is a common respiratory virus in cats, causing symptoms such as sneezing, oral ulcers, and fever.
Sample Requirement: Swabs from oral or ocular sites, respiratory secretions, or tissue samples.
Significance: Anaplasma infections in cats can lead to fever, lethargy, and other nonspecific clinical signs.
Sample Requirement: Blood samples for PCR or serological testing.
Significance: Chlamydophila infections in cats can cause conjunctivitis and respiratory symptoms.
Sample Requirement: Conjunctival swabs or respiratory samples.
Significance: FIPV causes Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP), a severe and often fatal immune-mediated disease in cats.
Sample Requirement: Tissue samples, usually from affected organs.
Significance: Giardia infections can cause gastrointestinal symptoms in cats, including diarrhea and vomiting.
Sample Requirement: Fecal samples for parasite detection.
Significance: : Tritrichomonas infections can lead to chronic diarrhea in cats, particularly in cattery environments.
Sample Requirement: Fecal samples for parasite detection.
Significance: FHV-1 causes feline viral rhinotracheitis, leading to respiratory and ocular symptoms.
Sample Requirement: Swabs from oral or ocular sites, respiratory secretions, or tissue samples.
Significance: FIV is a retrovirus that weakens the immune system of cats, leading to increased susceptibility to infections.
Sample Requirement: Blood samples for serological testing.
Significance: FeLV is a retrovirus that can cause various diseases, including anemia, immunosuppression, and lymphoma.
Sample Requirement: Blood samples for serological testing.
Significance: FPV causes feline panleukopenia, a highly contagious viral disease that leads to severe gastrointestinal symptoms.
Sample Requirement: Swabs from oral or ocular sites, fecal samples, or tissue samples.
Significance: Mycoplasma infections can lead to anemia in cats, causing weakness and lethargy.
Sample Requirement: Blood samples for PCR or serological testing.
Significance: T. gondii infections can affect cats, potentially leading to shedding of oocysts and transmission to humans.
Sample Requirement: Fecal samples for parasite detection.
Significance: Clostridium perfringens infections can cause gastrointestinal issues in cats, leading to diarrhea and abdominal discomfort.
Sample Requirement: Fecal samples for bacterial detection.
Significance: Ranaviruses can lead to severe illness and mass mortality in reptiles, amphibians, and turtles, impacting local ecosystems and populations.
Sample Requirement: Tissue samples, usually from affected organs, for viral detection and identification.
Significance: Reoviruses can cause various clinical signs and impact the health of snakes and lizards.
Sample Requirement: Tissue samples, often from affected organs, for viral detection.
Significance: Cryptosporidium can cause gastrointestinal symptoms and affect the health of reptiles and amphibians.
Sample Requirement: Fecal samples for parasite detection.
Significance: E. coli infections can lead to gastrointestinal and systemic issues in a wide range of animals.
Sample Requirement: Fecal samples for bacterial detection.
Significance: Salmonella infections can cause serious gastrointestinal illness in reptiles, amphibians, and pose a zoonotic risk.
Sample Requirement: Fecal samples or cloacal swabs for bacterial culture and identification.
Significance: Clostridium infections can lead to various health problems in reptiles and other animals.
Sample Requirement: Tissue samples or swabs from affected sites for bacterial detection.
Significance: Staphylococcus aureus infections can cause skin and systemic issues in reptiles and other animals.
Sample Requirement: Swabs from affected skin or tissue samples for bacterial culture.
Significance: Listeria infections can lead to systemic and neurological symptoms in reptiles and other animals.
Sample Requirement: Tissue samples, often from the brain or affected organs, for bacterial detection.
Significance: Klebsiella pneumonia infections can lead to respiratory and systemic issues in reptiles and other animals.
Sample Requirement: Respiratory swabs, tissue samples, or blood samples for bacterial detection.
Significance: Chytrid fungi are responsible for severe diseases in amphibians, contributing to population declines and extinctions.
Sample Requirement: Skin swabs or tissue samples for fungal detection.
Significance: Bartonella infections can cause various symptoms in reptiles and other animals.
Sample Requirement: Blood samples for bacterial detection.
Significance: Campylobacter infections can lead to gastrointestinal symptoms in reptiles and amphibians.
Sample Requirement: Fecal samples for bacterial detection.
Significance: Candida albicans infections can cause oral and systemic issues in reptiles and amphibians.
Sample Requirement: Swabs from affected areas, tissue samples, or oral lesions for fungal detection.
Significance: Adenovirus infections in lizards can cause a variety of clinical signs, including gastrointestinal symptoms, respiratory distress, and lethargy. These infections can affect various species of lizards and have the potential to impact their health and well-being.
Sample Requirement: Swabs from respiratory sites, tissue samples, or cloacal swabs for viral detection and identification.
Significance: The Primate Mycobacterium Complex comprises a group of Mycobacterium species that can infect primates, including humans. These infections can cause tuberculosis-like symptoms, affecting the respiratory system and other organs. Primates, including non-human primates and humans, can be susceptible to these infections, and they can have significant public health implications.
Sample Requirement: Respiratory samples, tissue samples, or samples from affected organs for bacterial detection and identification.
Significance: Nidoviruses in snakes can cause a range of clinical signs, including respiratory and neurological symptoms, impacting snake health.
Sample Requirement: Swabs from respiratory sites, tissue samples, or cloacal swabs.
Significance: Arenaviruses, often referred to as Inclusion Body Disease (IBD) virus, can lead to neurological symptoms and immunosuppression in snakes, particularly pythons and boas.
Sample Requirement: Tissue samples, usually from the nervous system or other affected organs.
Significance: Adenovirus infections in snakes can cause a variety of clinical signs, including respiratory issues and gastrointestinal symptoms.
Sample Requirement: Swabs, tissue samples, or cloacal swabs.
Significance: Bornaviruses can cause neurologic signs in snakes, leading to a range of symptoms such as abnormal behavior, incoordination, and regurgitation.
Sample Requirement: Tissue samples, often from the nervous system.
Significance: Paramyxovirus infections can lead to respiratory and systemic symptoms in snakes, posing a threat to snake health and causing mortality.
Sample Requirement: Swabs from respiratory sites, tissue samples, or cloacal swabs.
Significance: : Ophidiomyces, causing Snake Fungal Disease (SFD), can lead to skin and mouth lesions in snakes, affecting their overall health and survival.
Sample Requirement: Skin swabs, tissue samples, or lesions for fungal culture and identification.
Significance: Picornaviruses can infect turtles and cause a range of clinical signs, including respiratory and gastrointestinal symptoms. These infections can impact the health and well-being of turtles, affecting various species.
Sample Requirement: Swabs from respiratory sites, cloacal swabs, or tissue samples for viral detection and identification.
Significance: Chlamydia infections, specifically Chlamydia species, can affect turtles and lead to respiratory distress, ocular discharge, and systemic illness. These infections may pose a risk to both the turtles' health and potential zoonotic transmission.
Sample Requirement: Swabs from respiratory or ocular sites, cloacal swabs, or tissue samples for bacterial detection and identification.
