Solving Veterinary Challenges at the point of care to improve animal health globally

rapid Respiratory test

 
 
 
 

Respiratory Infections have a significant impact on the health and productivity of our Animals.

Economic Loss in Production Animals

 $900M

Cost to Feedlot Industry*

$1B

Cost to Swine Industry

 

$3.5B

Cost to Poultry Industry (2021-2023 outbreak)*

Social Impact in Companion animals

5M

Dogs infected annually

50%

dogs positive for distemper die


3 weeks

dogs in isolation positive for influenza

K9 rapid Test

We are developing the first ever single-use, disposable,

hand-held test for use in veterinary clinics to aid in

the detection of kennel cough.

results within minutes

Rapid testing will offer veterinarians fast results giving owners more time with their pets.

Single test for several pathogens

Testing for multiple pathogens enables veterinarians to address specific conditions.

Sharable Test results

Using the QR code will allow users to view test results instantly on their ControlPoint mobile app.

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During Market research, veterinarians have said…

  • “Convenient to have instant results on what’s causing illness”

  • “I’d use it. It’s quick, simple, non-invasive. It tests for a wide range of pathogens”

  • “This is needed. Nice to do in clinic – test and decide if we need to do more testing”

  • “Gives the client an answer in the clinic – speeds Tx”

  • “Will be positive – clients now want to know results right away”

  • “I’d use it in newly adopted dogs coming from pet stores. Also, dogs who go to daycare or boarding”

 Business Achievements

References

Multistate Research Project Outline. (n.d.). National Information Management & Support System. Hatch Multistate Research Fund. USDA NIFA. Retrieved June 30, 2025, from https://nimss.org/projects/view/mrp/outline/19061

Blakebrough‑Hall, C., McMeniman, J. P., & González, L. A. (2020). An evaluation of the economic effects of bovine respiratory disease on animal performance, carcass traits, and economic outcomes in feedlot cattle defined using four BRD diagnosis methods [Preview: Economic Effects of BRD, Article ID skaa042]. Journal of Animal Science, 98(2), Article skaa042. https://doi.org/10.1093/jas/skaa042