Background Despite conflicting data on their utility and no reports on interlaboratory
reproducibility, serum food‐specific antibodies are commonly assayed in first‐opinion …

This study evaluated the antibody response to food antigens in three well‐defined canine
populations. Food antigen‐specific IgE was measured in sera from: 24 normal dogs (age 9 …

An elimination diet (ED) followed by re-challenge has been the reference standard to
diagnose adverse food reactions (AFR) in dogs, but can be challenging to conduct. This …

A new monoclonal enzyme‐linked immunoassay (ELISA; CMG IMMUNODOT, Fribourg,
Switzerland) measuring food antigen‐specific serum IgE was used in an attempt to …

Serum food allergen-specific antibody testing is widely offered to identify suitable
ingredients for diets to diagnose adverse food reaction (AFR) in dogs with allergic skin …

Background Food allergy is often suspected in dogs with clinical signs of atopic dermatitis.
This diagnosis is confirmed with an elimination diet and a subsequent challenge with …

Adverse food reaction (AFR) is a common differential diagnosis for pruritic dogs. The only
way to diagnose AFR is an elimination diet of 6–8 weeks with a protein and a carbohydrate …

Total serum immunoglobulin (lg) E and A levels were analysed in 233 healthy dogs as basis
for comparison with atopic dogs in future studies. They were measured by ELISA in a group …

In human food allergy, with or without concurrent atopy, there may be significant increases in
serum allergen-specific IgE. Serological methods have been tried but are not currently …

OBJECTIVE To assess the clinical accuracy of 2 serum-based assays and 1 saliva-based
assay for detection of adverse food reaction (AFR) in dogs without clinical signs of disease …