(RNATT) Neutralising Antibody Titration Test For Rabies

AQIS has not approved any laboratories in Malaysia and recommend sending the blood samples to one of the following: 

Veterinary Laboratory BranchAnimal & Plant Health Inspection Division
Primary Production Department
Central Veterinary Laboratory
13 Jalan Seranggong Kechil
Singapore

Telephone: 46 1867 4000
Fax: 46 1830 9162

Alternatively, samples can be send to the Australian Animal Health Laboratory (AAHL) at:

Dr Stephen Prowse
Acting Director, AAHL
CSIRO Livestock Industries
Australian Animal Health Laboratory
Private Bag 24
Geelong VIC 3220
Australia

Phone: +61 3 5227 5000Fax: +61 3 5227 5555
E-mail: AAHL-Reception@csiro.au
Web: http://www.csiro.au/places/aahl.html
Web page for import/ export blood testing: http://www.csiro.au/services/ps62.html

Check out the rates of the tests in Australia:
http://www.csiro.au/resources/ps7p.html

It is quite expensive...

Ehrilichia canis - AUD $159
Brucella canis - AUD $63.64
Leptospira canicola - AUD $81.82
Leishmaniosis infantum - AUD $150
Overseas testing surcharge - AUD $110

Total: AUD $564.46

Excluding AUD $209.09 Nipah virus test, the special box needed to purchase to store the serum and the FedEx charges to Australia.

Only the Nipah virus test has to be done in CSIRO, Australia. The rest can be done in the Singapore lab."

Another user suggests an alternative for the RNATT test:

"Regarding the RNATT test, I did it at the Shah Alam government vet clinic.

They charged only RM $20 for each blood sample and RM $48 to insert a microchip into my dog.

The blood serum was sent to Biobest Laboratories in the UK. 

http://www.biobest.co.uk/ 

They charge 32.50 GBP per test. 

http://www.biobest.co.uk/forms/vet-d...-list-2011.pdf

 I bought a plastic container with clips on the side and sponge for about RM $10 at Tesco to store the serum tubes. 

The FedEx charges to Biobest cost me RM $117.55."

Taken from http://www.petfinder.my/library/111_Transporting_or_Relocating_Your_Pet/