Test a new reptile
For animals being purchased, recently acquired or entering quarantine.
Reduce the risk of introducing an important infectious disease into your collection.
Start screeningERHR
European Reptile Health Registry
Screen 1–10 animals in a single order with standardized sampling kits, individual laboratory analysis and verifiable documentation for your collection.
From €49 per animal with volume (€89 for 1 animal) — kit, return shipping and analysis included

For animals being purchased, recently acquired or entering quarantine.
Reduce the risk of introducing an important infectious disease into your collection.
Start screeningFor breeders and owners who want test results linked to the individual animal.
Create a laboratory test record that you can share with a buyer.
Document an animalFor breeders and keepers managing several reptiles.
Choose screening relevant to the species when introducing animals or managing breeding stock.
View screening optionsFor animals with clinical signs or known disease exposure.
Testing an unwell reptile is different from routine screening and may require a veterinary assessment.
Find the appropriate next stepPCR investigations are performed by an external European veterinary laboratory.
One kit covers up to 10 animals. Each sample receives its own unique Sample ID linked to the animal and selected investigations.
Completed results can be issued with a unique code that confirms the record online.
Choose the analyses and animals, then pay by card or MobilePay
Use one labelled oral swab per animal and follow the return instructions
Typically within 7 days after the laboratory receives the sample
A negative PCR result applies to the submitted sample and does not by itself prove that the animal is free from the pathogen.

Enter the Sample ID to view the registered analyses and current report status.
Enter a Sample ID. Results are drawn directly from the test registry.
ERHR currently offers oral-swab PCR screening for nidovirus and reptarenavirus in snakes. Information about other viruses and bacteria remains available separately.
View screening optionsEuropean Reptile Health Registry is developed by Mark Krabbe, veterinarian and experienced reptile keeper. The platform is designed to make routine testing easier and test documentation more useful when animals change hands.
Testing is one part of responsible disease prevention. Explore practical ERHR guidance on quarantine, hygiene and biosecurity.
Choose the relevant PCR investigations and order a prepared sampling kit for your reptile. Your animal and test record are created as part of the process.