Dog Glucose Meter for Home Diabetes Monitoring

Managing a diabetic dog means keeping a close eye on blood sugar between vet visits. This pet blood glucose meter lets you check readings at home. It's calibrated for dogs and cats, needs no coding, and returns results in about five seconds from a 0.5 µL sample. One-button operation keeps each test simple, and the meter stores 300 results with time and date so you can share a clear record with your veterinarian.

Made for Monitoring Between Vet Visits

Home glucose readings give your veterinarian more information between clinic visits, especially while a treatment plan is being adjusted. Because this meter is calibrated for pets rather than people, it's designed for canine and feline blood samples. The same meter works for both species, which helps in homes with a dog and a cat.

It auto-calibrates, needs only a small sample, and supports alternative site testing at the callus of the leg, the paw, or the ear. That gives you and your vet options for the sampling spot that works best for your dog.

Key Features

• Calibrated for dogs and cats: One meter for both species.
• No coding required: Auto-calibration means fewer setup steps before each test.
• 0.5 µL sample size: Only a small drop of blood is needed.
• About 5-second results: Quick readings keep testing short for your dog.
• 300-result memory: Stores each reading with time and date for your vet.
• 8-electrode test strips: Designed to check for sufficient sample, strip damage, and humidity exposure.

Running a Test

Insert a test strip, apply a small blood sample, and read the result in about five seconds. The meter works with fresh whole blood, either capillary or venous. Ask your veterinarian to show you how to collect a sample and how often to test, since the right schedule depends on your dog's treatment plan.

Specifications

Important to Know

This meter is a monitoring tool. It does not diagnose diabetes or replace veterinary care. Always review readings with your veterinarian before changing insulin, diet, or routine. Use only test strips made for this meter, and keep it within its operating range of 41–113°F and 10–90% humidity. If a reading seems unexpected or your dog shows signs of illness, contact your veterinarian right away.

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