Animal ELISA Kits: Browse by Supported Species

Animal ELISA catalogue

Animal ELISA kits organized by species

Use this category to browse ELISA records by the animal species identified in the supplied product name. The current catalogue includes records for cat, rat, dog, pig, mouse, sheep, bovine, horse, and chicken.

Species-first browsing helps narrow discovery, while the individual product record provides the necessary verification point. Before selecting an assay, review the exact species, target identity, catalogue number, application, and supplier documentation shown for that record. A shared target name across products does not by itself establish that assays are interchangeable across species.

Verify the exact record.Follow each product link for record-level details, and use the ELISA assay selection guide when comparing candidates.

Browse animal ELISA kits by species

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Human ELISA Kits

Browse populated human ELISA kit groupings by supported target and analyte family. Review each product record and supplier documentation for exact assay scope, protocol information, and research-use details.

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Animal ELISA Kits

Explore populated animal ELISA kit groupings across supported species. Species labels organize catalogue discovery but do not establish cross-species suitability or interchangeable assay performance.

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Companion Animal ELISA Kits

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Oxidative Stress Research

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IgA, IgE and IgM ELISA Kits

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Livestock ELISA Kits

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Biomarker Research ELISA Kits

Find ELISA products organized around supported biomarker and protein-marker research contexts. These groupings are for research discovery and do not establish diagnostic validity or clinical interpretation.

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Immunoglobulin ELISA Kits

Browse supported immunoglobulin ELISA products by class, subclass, species, and product identity. Confirm target identity, documentation, controls, and protocol details before selecting a kit.

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Protein Marker ELISA Kits

Explore populated protein-marker groupings, including supported acute-phase, transport, and related research targets, using source-backed product identities rather than inferred biological roles.

Animal ELISA Kit Product Records

Selection note

A shared target name does not establish assay interchangeability

Several records in this catalogue use the same target label across different species. For example, CRP appears in cat, bovine, and horse records, while NGAL appears in dog and rat records and osteopontin appears in dog and rat records. Those naming relationships are useful for discovery, but they do not establish that one assay can substitute for another.

1. Confirm target identityCheck the exact target wording in the product record, including any supplied synonym or parenthetical name.

2. Confirm speciesMatch the species stated in the record to the intended research material; do not infer suitability from a related species.

3. Read supplier documentationReview the individual record and supplier documentation for the assay details needed for your study before ordering.

Read the ELISA assay selection guide →