Samples must be received at least one business day before the scheduled testing day. New client accounts can take up to 2-3 business days to establish before testing can begin. Samples may not always be tested on the first scheduled day after they arrive; however, it is our goal to complete testing within the posted turnaround time. If rush testing is desired, please contact us.

Sent to reference lab.

The recommended screening test is BAPA and/or RAP. Blood or serum samples submitted from animals in Minnesota for brucellosis testing for regulatory purposes must include the animal's official identification on the submission form for each sample submitted. This includes samples from cattle, bison, cervids, and goats. Regulatory reasons for testing include but are not limited to herd certification, interstate or international movement.

The recommended screening test is BAPA and/or RAP. Blood or serum samples submitted from animals in Minnesota for brucellosis testing for regulatory purposes must include the animal's official identification on the submission form for each sample submitted. This includes samples from cattle, bison, cervids, and goats. Regulatory reasons for testing include but are not limited to herd certification, interstate or international movement.

Blood or serum samples submitted from animals in Minnesota for brucellosis testing for regulatory purposes must include the animal's official identification on the submission form for each sample submitted. This includes samples from cattle, bison, cervids, and goats. Regulatory reasons for testing include but are not limited to herd certification, interstate or international movement. Submissions that do not include the animal's official identification will be reported to the Board and are not considered official tests for regulatory purposes.

Sent to reference lab.

This test is run to fulfill testing requirements for specific exports or shows.  Blood or serum samples submitted from animals in Minnesota for brucellosis testing for regulatory purposes must include the animal's official identification on the submission form for each sample submitted. This includes samples from cattle, bison, cervids, and goats. Regulatory reasons for testing include but are not limited to herd certification, interstate or international movement.

This test is the default official screening test for brucellosis. Blood or serum samples submitted from animals in Minnesota for brucellosis testing for regulatory purposes must include the animal's official identification on the submission form for each sample submitted. This includes samples from cattle, bison, cervids, and goats. Regulatory reasons for testing include but are not limited to herd certification, interstate or international movement.