Description
The Cat Allergy Test – Single Panel 61 Allergen IgE II is a focused, blood-based feline allergy screening option for owners who want an organized way to review possible IgE-related allergen responses.
The test screens for responses associated with 61 allergens. It offers a targeted alternative for owners who do not want to begin with the full 125-allergen panel.
The laboratory report can be reviewed alongside your cat’s symptoms, medical history, diet, home environment, exposure patterns, and veterinary assessment. It may help you track recurring concerns, prepare more focused questions, and decide whether broader testing or additional veterinary follow-up should be considered.
This product provides allergy screening information only. It does not independently diagnose an allergy or confirm that a reported allergen is causing your cat’s symptoms.
Why choose the 61-allergen IgE II panel?
Allergy-like concerns in cats can be difficult to narrow down through observation alone. Similar signs may be linked to environmental allergens, food reactions, parasites, infections, skin conditions, stress, or other veterinary issues.
This panel may be suitable for owners who want:
- IgE-related screening covering 61 allergens
- A focused alternative to the full 125-allergen panel
- Laboratory-based information for veterinary discussions
- A structured starting point for symptom tracking
- Support when reviewing possible environmental or dietary concerns
- A defined panel with clear collection requirements
- An estimated laboratory turnaround of 5–7 working days
What the panel explores
The test screens for IgE responses associated with the allergens included in Single Panel II.
Depending on the exact panel composition, allergen categories may include:
- Environmental allergens
- Pollens
- Grasses
- Trees
- Weeds
- Molds
- Dust-related allergens
- Indoor or household allergens
- Selected food-related allergens
Review the complete allergen list supplied with the product before ordering to confirm that Panel II matches your screening goals.
A reported IgE response does not automatically prove that an allergen is responsible for your cat’s symptoms. Exposure history, clinical signs, and veterinary assessment must also be considered.
Who this product may suit
This panel may be suitable for:
- Cats with recurring allergy-like concerns
- Owners comparing focused feline allergy panels
- Households that want more information before changing care routines
- Owners who prefer a narrower panel before considering broader testing
- People who want structured information for veterinary follow-up
- Owners who understand that a blood sample is required
- People who plan to review the report with a licensed veterinarian
Cats with persistent, severe, or worsening symptoms should receive veterinary care rather than relying only on an allergen screening report.
How the process works
- Place your order and review the sample collection instructions.
- Contact a veterinary clinic to arrange blood sample collection.
- Have the sample collected by a veterinarian or qualified veterinary professional.
- Package and return the sample according to the supplied instructions.
- The laboratory processes and analyzes the eligible blood sample.
- Review the completed 61-allergen screening report.
- Discuss relevant findings and possible next steps with your veterinarian.
What is included
- Allergy screening for one cat
- IgE-related screening covering 61 allergens
- Blood sample collection instructions
- Sample packaging and return guidance
- Laboratory processing
- Focused feline allergen screening report
Veterinary blood collection fees may not be included unless specifically stated in the product details or during checkout.
Blood sample requirement
This test requires a blood-based sample. Collection should be completed by a veterinarian or another qualified veterinary professional using the supplied guidance.
Do not attempt to collect a blood sample from your cat without appropriate veterinary training and supervision.
Contact your veterinary clinic before ordering or arranging collection to confirm appointment availability, sample requirements, and any separate fees.
Estimated turnaround time
The estimated laboratory turnaround is 5–7 working days after the laboratory receives an eligible blood sample.
Shipping time, weekends, holidays, laboratory volume, sample quality, and possible recollection requirements may affect the total completion time.
An insufficient, contaminated, damaged, incorrectly stored, or improperly packaged sample may require recollection.
How the report may support follow-up planning
The report may help organize veterinary discussions about:
- Recurring itching or overgrooming
- Skin redness or irritation
- Hair loss
- Repeated ear concerns
- Seasonal symptom patterns
- Possible environmental triggers
- Possible food-related concerns
- Whether broader allergen testing may be useful
- Whether other veterinary diagnostic testing is appropriate
- Whether a veterinarian-supervised elimination diet should be considered
Do not use the report alone to make major changes to your cat’s diet, medication, supplements, environment, or treatment plan.
Important limitations
Allergy-like symptoms in cats may have several possible causes, including:
- Fleas and other parasites
- Skin infections
- Fungal conditions
- Environmental allergies
- Food-related reactions
- Medication effects
- Stress or behavioural overgrooming
- Other veterinary conditions
IgE allergen screening is one source of information. Results should be interpreted alongside symptoms, exposure history, physical examination, and veterinary guidance.
This test does not:
- Independently diagnose a clinical allergy
- Prove that a reported allergen is causing symptoms
- Screen for every possible allergen
- Diagnose a food allergy by itself
- Replace a veterinary examination
- Replace skin testing or other diagnostic procedures
- Replace a veterinarian-supervised elimination diet
- Recommend medication or treatment
- Guarantee that avoiding a reported allergen will improve symptoms
Blood screening alone may not confirm a food allergy. Veterinary investigation of suspected food reactions often includes clinical history and a professionally supervised elimination diet.
Do not begin, stop, or change medication, supplements, veterinary treatment, or a prescribed diet based only on this report.
Important note
This product is intended to support allergen screening, symptom tracking, information gathering, and veterinary follow-up discussions.
It is not a substitute for veterinary assessment, diagnosis, treatment advice, or emergency care.
Contact a veterinarian if your cat has persistent itching, overgrooming, skin inflammation, recurring ear problems, digestive symptoms, hair loss, or ongoing discomfort.
Seek urgent veterinary care for facial swelling, breathing difficulty, collapse, repeated vomiting, severe diarrhea, extreme weakness, or another sudden or serious reaction.
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