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A cutting-edge faecal calprotectin test for precise gastrointestinal insights

Carus actively listens to the needs of the vets, and through research finds the solutions to these needs.

We bring these solutions to life by investing in and partnering with academia and early- stage innovative companies.

Our focus

Carus Animal Health is focused on finding unique solutions to diseases and problems that affect animals within multi species sectors including companion animal, farm animal and aquaculture, which in turn affects the essential human-animal bond and the focus on economic and sustainable farming practice that we have become so dependent on. 

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Carus Animal Health actively seeks to partner with early-stage human and animal health companies.

Bringing solutions to the needs of veterinary professionals within the animal health sector.

We are also always interested and excited to meet with potential stakeholders who may want to be involved in any clinical trials we run. Should you be interested in partnering with us, or want to join us in our mission to discover new solutions to the needs within the animal health sector, please contact us today!

Our latest news

New faecal calprotectin test supports diagnosis and monitoring of canine and feline gastrointestinal disease Wednesday, 20th August 2025
Carus Animal Health has announced the launch of GIQuest, a clinically validated faecal calprotectin lateral flow test, designed to support vets and nurses in the investigation and monitoring of gastrointestinal (GI) inflammation in dogs and cats.
Carus Animal Health showcases GIQuest at VOACON 2025 Monday, 26th May 2025
Carus Animal Health was pleased to participate in this Year’s Veterinary Osteoarthritis Congress (VOACON) held at Holywell Park Conference Centre, Loughborough on the 21st and 22nd May.
A quick update from Carus Animal Health Saturday, 1st March 2025
You may have noticed it has been a bit quiet on our News page recently. But behind the scenes, we have been busier than ever.
Carus Animal Health leave their mark on London Vet Show Tuesday, 6th December 2022
The Carus Animal Health team joined thousands of veterinary specialists at the London Vet Show on November 17 and 18, 2022.
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