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Pet Blood Glucose Monitor for Dogs & Cats – Pet Glucose Monitoring Kit Vet-Calibrated Dual Code-Chip System, 10-Second Results, 0.6µL Sample, 50 Test Strips, Complete Home Diabetes Testing
Pet Blood Glucose Monitor for Dogs & Cats – Pet Glucose Monitoring Kit Vet-Calibrated Dual Code-Chip System, 10-Second Results, 0.6µL Sample, 50 Test Strips, Complete Home Diabetes Testing
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- Vet-Calibrated for Dogs & Cats (Species-Specific Accuracy): Designed with dual code-chip calibration for canine and feline glucose ranges. Uses premium GDH enzyme test strips and veterinary-informed calibration for consistent, reliable home monitoring.
- Designed for Consistent Home Monitoring: Uses species-specific calibration and GDH enzyme technology to deliver reliable, repeatable readings when proper technique is used. Includes control solution for accuracy checks and ongoing verification.
- Gentle Testing with 0.6µL Micro Sample + Improved Lancing Device: Requires only a tiny 0.6µL blood sample (about the size of a pinhead). Features an improved lancing device introduced in early 2025 with adjustable depth for cats, small dogs, senior pets, and thicker-skinned breeds.
- Complete 50-Test Starter Kit – Nothing Else to Buy: Includes glucose meter, 50 test strips, 50 lancets, dog & cat code chips, lancing device, control solution, carrying case, logbook, quick reference guide, and full user manual.
- Beginner-Friendly Setup + US Customer Support: Simple one-button operation with 10-second results. Extra supplies allow practice while learning. Backed by responsive customer support and step-by-step guidance when you need help.
- Why Home & Vet Readings Can Differ: Home pet glucose meters use capillary blood in a calm environment, while veterinary clinics often use venous samples under stress. Small differences are normal across all home monitoring systems, and tracking trends is more important than a single reading.
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