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Easy-to-use point-of-care rapid testing

  • Highly accurate results in just 10-20 minutes1-4
  • 18-month shelf life
  • Saves time with no warm up necessary
  • Intuitive operation in a few simple steps
  • Room temperature storage saves valuable refrigerator space
  • Detect pregnancy with Witness Relaxin in as early as 20 days3,4*

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Witness Relaxin Rapid Test

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An early, reliable point-of-care pregnancy test using serum or plasma.

  • Sensitivity (Canine):
    96.4%3
  • Specificity (Canine):
    100%3
  • Sensitivity (Feline):
    100%4
  • Specificity (Feline):
    95.9%4

Discover the difference Zoetis Rapid and Witness Tests can make in your clinic

Contact us today to learn more about how our diagnostics portfolio can help elevate your patient care.

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Our support team is available to answer product questions and provide guidance.

* Detects pregnancy in as early as 20 days post-LH surge in canines and 20 days after mating in felines.

If you are a pet owner looking for treatment recommendations, please contact your veterinary surgeon.

References: 1. Cohen JA, Holle DM, Meyers-Wallen VN. Accuracy of canine parturition date prediction from LH peak. Clinical Theriogenology. 2009; 570. 2. Krecic MR, DiGangi BA, Griffin B. Accuracy of a point-of-care luteinizing hormone test for help in distinguishing between sexually intact and ovariectomized or castrated domestic cats. Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery. 2018;20(10):955-961. 3. Data on file, WITNESS Relaxin Technical Dossier, Zoetis Inc. 4. Digangi BA, Griffin B, Levy JK, Smith BF, Baker HJ. Use of a commercially available relaxin test for detection of pregnancy in cats. Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association 2010;237:1267–74. doi:10.2460/javma.237.11.1267.

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