Services and products
Swedish Veterinary Agency (SVA) has made its own products since the start 1911. Today the products are used in a numerous of different laboratory procedures, and we have a comprehensive knowledge of the products and their field of use.
Rabies, vaccination control
SVA carries out serology to control the effectiveness of rabies is approved for rabies vaccination control according to decision 2000/258/EC.
Analysis day
The analysis is normally performed on even weeks and takes three full working days. Samples must be available at SVA no later than Monday morning at 7.00 AM on the week of analysis. The test results are then received the same Wednesday.
Materials required
The analysis is performed on serum from blood without any additive and we require 1 ml of serum for the analysis. The sample can be sent to SVA in ambient temperature.
The submission form (also linked below) iis sent with the samples and the ID/microchip number must be filled in by the veterinarian/veterinary clinic.
Samples are sent to
Swedish Veterinary Agency
Department of Microbiology
Travvägen 20
SE-756 51 Uppsala
Sweden
For international shipping, please use a courier (not postal service) as they have general import permits for blood samples. Otherwise, the samples may be withheld in customs and require additional fees for processing.
Analysis report
The report will be sent by e-mail, unless a physical copy is specifically requested.
Be aware that prior vaccination is not a guarantee for reaching the required antibody titre of 0.5 IU/ml, especially in young animals.
Price and invoice
The current price for the analysis can be found at the analysis page for Rabiesvirus vaccinationskontroll, antikroppar (FAVN) (in Swedish).
For payment conditions, please contact SVA for Purchasing and Delivery Terms and Conditions.
Contact
If you have any questions regarding the analysis, contact us by phone number
+46 (0) 18 67 43 60 or e-mail: 4360@sva.se.
For questions regarding entry of pets into Sweden, please consult the Swedish Board of Agriculture (Jordbruksverket) .
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Last reviewed 05/03/2026