Sorry, not in your area but it is a very quick test, results within minutes, no need to send anything to a lab.If you have vet that stocks the test there shouldn't be aproblem in getting the result. When I first started breeding I had to phone around the vets in my area before I found one who knew what I was asking for. Ask for a FeLV / FiV test and say that you need the results straight away.
A stud owner can't just take your word that your cat is indoor only I'm afraid and if you found one who didn't ask for a SNAP test I wouldn't go near them.

 

A stud owner can't just take your word that your cat is indoor only I'm afraid and if you found one who didn't ask for a SNAP test I wouldn't go near them.

Sorry, I can't agree with this. If the breeder knows you and your cats well, a snap test is unnecessary stress for the cat and doesn't always give the right result, they are known to give false positives.

If it's an unknown stud then yes, a snap test is needed. I would question the choice of going to an unknown though, a breeder should have made contacts before taking their girl to stud

 

It's a nightmare getting snap tests done, and they're not at all reliable. Where abouts is the stud, I might be able to recommend a vet my way if you're travelling north

 

The vet your local rescue uses will most likely have the ‘snap’ FIV/FeLV test in stock. The RVN will draw blood and put a drop on the test (it’s a bit like a human pregnancy test but with blood not urine) and it’s a 5 minute wait for the results. They then should give you a print out of the results to send / show to the stud owner.

If you are out of luck locally, you could go to the stud owners vet.

 

And if it's the stud of someone you're friendly with, but who hasn't visited your house? I agree that Snap tests aren't massively accurate, but they're better than no test. Not everyone is in their stud owner's back pocket, but it doesn't make them wrong for using them.

 

Ask to see, prior to leaving your girl there, copies of the stud's up to date test results also. It's a two way thing.