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iPet Glucose Monitoring Kit For Dogs and Cats
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dog or cat
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cat
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Benefits |
- #1 AAHA Recommended Insulin for Dogs
- The first FDA-approved insulin created specifically for use in dogs and cats with diabetes
- Controls blood glucose levels and lessens clinical signs of diabetes
- Vetsulin has proven safety and efficacy for the management of diabetes mellitus in dogs and cats
- Easy dosing minimizes chance for error and is less intimidating for pet parents
- Minimizes pet discomfort
- Ergonomically designed for easy handling, even for pet parents with visual or manual dexterity issues
- Multi-dose insulin cartridges require fewer steps to prepare doses
- Portable and easy to take on the go (refrigeration of cartridges is required)
- Two Ways to Administer Insulin:
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Normalizes blood sugar levels in cats with type II diabetes Highly effective when combined with low-carbohydrate diet Easy administration via oral tablets
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Results in under 10 secondsAccurate and easy to use Has a large LCD screen Recommended by pharmacists and veterinarians Built-in memory that stores 28 test results
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