PROTIA participated in FASAVA 2025, held at EXCO in Daegu from October 31 to November 2, 2025, to introduce its veterinary allergy diagnostic solutions.

FASAVA is an international veterinary academic congress attended by veterinarians and clinical professionals from countries across the Asia-Pacific region, serving as a professional platform where the latest trends in companion animal diagnostics and clinical management are discussed.

During the exhibition, PROTIA showcased a range of multi-allergen diagnostic products designed to support accurate allergy identification and long-term health management in companion animals, receiving strong interest and positive feedback from veterinarians across Asia.

Featured Products

▪ ANITIA Canine / Feline / Equine IgE I & II
A serum-based multi-allergen IgE testing solution for identifying environmental and dietary allergens in companion animals.
It enables detailed allergen profiling without skin irritation or sedation, which drew the attention of many clinicians.

▪ ANITIA Food Intolerance Test 128
A test that evaluates delayed food hypersensitivity (IgG-based) across 128 food antigens, supporting personalized diet planning and long-term condition management for companion animals.

▪ PROTIA AST 192 Pro (Antibiotic Susceptibility Testing System)
The PROTIA AST 192 Pro provides MIC (Minimum Inhibitory Concentration) values for multiple antibiotics, supporting evidence-based antibiotic selection in infection management.

Exhibition Highlights

Through its participation in FASAVA 2025, PROTIA:

• Strengthened discussions on product implementation and clinical collaboration with key veterinary networks across Asia.

• Confirmed the growing demand for precision-based care strategies in veterinary practice.

• Presented an integrated diagnostic approach connecting allergy assessment and dietary management to support more structured and sustainable companion animal healthcare.

PROTIA remains committed to building a scientific and sustainable diagnostic ecosystem that supports the long-term health and well-being of companion animals.