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A competitive solid-phase enzyme immunoassay technique for the quantitation of erythrocyte (RBC)-bound IgG was devised. This method is highly sensitive, reproducible and can be performed more simply. Anemic dogs with a positive Coombs' test result were observed to have higher RBC-bound IgG values (IgG concentration, ng/ml) than healthy dogs.
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