Cat Allergy Test – Single Panel 61 Allergen IgE II

Cat Allergy Test – Single Panel 61 Allergen IgE II

The Cat Allergy Test – Single Panel 61 Allergen IgE II is a blood-based feline allergy panel designed to provide IgE-related allergen insight for cats. It is a focused option for owners who want allergy screening support but do not need the larger full-panel test.

This panel is separate from the Single Panel 64 Allergen IgE I option. It may be a practical choice when the Panel II allergen list better matches the areas you want screened.

Who this test is best for

This product is best for cat owners looking for a focused blood-based IgE allergy panel rather than a broader 125-allergen screen. It may suit owners who are comparing the available single-panel options and want to choose the allergen group most relevant to their cat’s situation.

What is included

• Focused 61-allergen IgE II panel for cats
• Blood-based allergy screening
• Lab-based reporting after sample submission
• A narrower option than the full 125-allergen panel
• A separate single-panel choice from the 64 Allergen IgE I panel

Sample collection and turnaround

This test requires a blood sample, so veterinary collection may be needed. Please review the collection instructions before ordering.

Estimated turnaround is typically 5–7 working days from receipt of eligible samples at the laboratory.

Important note

This product provides allergy screening information only. It is not a substitute for veterinary diagnosis, treatment, or medical advice. If your cat has symptoms, recurring skin problems, digestive concerns, breathing issues, or ongoing health concerns, speak with a licensed veterinarian.

FAQs

Is this the same as an intolerance test?
No. This is a blood-based IgE allergy panel. It is different from an intolerance or sensitivity test.

How is this different from Panel I?
Panel I and Panel II are separate single-panel allergy options. The best choice depends on the specific allergen list included with each panel.

Does this require a blood sample?
Yes. The cat allergy panels are listed as blood-based tests, so veterinary collection may be required.

Should I choose this or the full panel?
Choose this test if you want the focused 61-allergen Panel II option. Choose the full panel if you want broader screening across the full 125-allergen panel.