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RapidBactmVet
Fast & Accurate Bacterial Detection in Pet Urine
Trusted • Since • 2016

RapidBac™Vet is an LFA test for quick and precise detection of bacteria in pet urine. Delivers results in 15 minutes for one-third the price of urine culture, with no special equipment or training required. Trusted by thousands of veterinary clinics globally, making it the ideal solution for pet health.

Why Choose
RapidBactmVet

RapidBac™Vet offers an easy, fast, and affordable solution for bacterial testing in pets. Get fast results, save time, and reduce costs with RapidBac™Vet

Direct Urine Culture Replacement

Simplify diagnoses with our fast and reliable alternative to traditional urine culture

Cost-Effective

Save on testing expenses without compromising on accuracy

Rapid Results

Get accurate results in just 15 minutes

Clinically Trusted

Trusted and tested by thousands of veterinary clinics globally

Backed by Research

Supported by studies at top veterinary institutions, ensuring unparalleled reliability

On-the-Spot Testing

Test your pet on the spot without the need of a follow up visit

RapidBactmVet
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Over 100,000 tests sold

Our product stats prove why RapidBac™Vet is trusted for easy, fast, and affordable testing.

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Validated Studies for Dogs and Cats

The performance of RapidBac™ Vet has been validated for dogs and cats.

The performance of RapidBac™ Vet has been validated for dogs and cats.

Study for Dogs 2024

Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine

Study for Dogs 2023

University of California Davis

Dogs 2021

Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine

Cats 2017

The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine

Study for Dogs 2016

North Carolina State University, College of Veterinary Medicine

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