Quantitative Veterinary Diagnostics, Delivered in Minutes
Migibio's fluorescence immunochromatographic technology (FICT) delivers rapid, quantitative, and highly sensitive results for animal disease detection and health assessment — from companion animals to farm livestock.
Application Cases
Trusted single-source solutions across diagnostics and safety.
Veterinary Diagnostics
From state-of-the-art diagnostics to single-use rapid tests, Migibio offers a trusted single source for veterinary diagnostics — including farm animals (pigs, cattle, horses) and companion animals (dogs, cats).
Food Safety Detection
From veterinary drug residue to mycotoxin — from farm to dinner table — Migibio provides a total solution for food safety detection to protect security and health.
Environmental Protection
Innovative heavy metal ion detection technology improves sensitivity and specificity, enhancing detection efficiency against environmental pollution.
Why Choose Us
Quality, precision, and support — the Migibio standard.
High-Precision, Rapid Diagnostics
Immunochromatographic equipment and reagents deliver fast, accurate, quantitative results for timely detection and treatment.
Strict Quality Control
ISO9001 and GMP-certified production with internal quality controls and full lot traceability ensure the stability and reliability of every product.
Professional Support
Comprehensive technical support, IFU/SOP documentation, and tailored service for the best experience and outcomes.
Featured Reagents
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FCV-Ab Feline Calicivirus Antibody Test Kit
Feline FPV/FHV/FCV Antibody Triple Test Kit
FCV-Ag Feline Calicivirus Antigen Test Kit
FCoV-Ag Feline Coronavirus Antigen Test Kit
fCys C Feline Cystatin C Test Kit
FHV-Ag Feline Herpes Virus Antigen Test Kit
Technical Reference
A quantitative result is only as good as its documentation. These sections cover how our numbers are produced, what they can and cannot tell you, and what to require of any vendor — including us.
How the numbers are produced
LoD, LoQ, precision, reference intervals and method comparison — defined, with the questions to ask.
Open section → SpeciesWhat changes by species and age
Dogs, cats, puppies, kittens and seniors: where the marker, the window or the confounder changes.
Open section → CompareMethod and platform trade-offs
Against lateral flow, ELISA, PCR and chemiluminescence — including where the alternative wins.
Open section → ApplicationsTesting by setting
Clinic, reference laboratory, breeding kennel, shelter, research and mobile practice.
Open section → DocumentsIFU, certificates and validation
What each document contains, how to request it, and what is not yet published.
Open section → GlossaryWorking definitions
40 terms, each ending with the mistake it is most often attached to.
Open section →Latest Insights
View all posts →FICT vs ELISA vs PCR vs LFIA: Choosing a Diagnostic Method
Compare FICT, ELISA, PCR and LFIA for veterinary diagnostics: what each detects, result type, speed, equipment and the best point-of-care decision path.
Read article →SDMA vs Creatinine: Which Detects Kidney Disease Earlier?
Compare SDMA and creatinine for canine and feline kidney screening: how early each rises, muscle-mass effects, IRIS staging and when to use both.
Read article →Feline Triple Test: FPV, Herpes and Calicivirus
The feline triple test checks FPV, herpes and calicivirus in one run — but the antibody results are not equal. Here's what the panel is actually for.
Read article →At-Home Pet Tests: What Works and What Needs a Vet
Home pet tests work for urine strips, glucose and temperature — but serious-disease kits still need a clinic analyzer and vet interpretation.
Read article →Canine CRP: Tracking Treatment Response in Numbers
CRP rises within hours and falls just as fast — so a serial CRP is a real-time scoreboard for whether treatment is working.
Read article →Distemper Tests for Dogs: Antigen vs Antibody Results
Distemper mimics kennel cough early and neurological disease late. Here's antigen vs antibody testing and why early detection matters.
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