Blood Glucose Monitoring for Dogs and Cats
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North Miami Beach, Florida – Petigree Enterprises debuts its new, Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit at the 2016 Global Pet Expo. The new Petlet Meter is specially calibrated for at-home testing of blood glucose levels in dogs and cats with diabetes. The kit includes the Petlet Glucose Meter, 10 test strips, 10 lancets, the Petlet Lancing Device with 5 depth-settings, batteries and a carrying case. Safe, compact (3.75 inches x 2 inches) and easy-to-use, the new Petlet Blood Glucose Meter puts the power to monitor and control diabetes in the hands of the pet-owner.
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory• 5 second testing• Strip ejection button• Auto back-lighted LCD• Auto on/off saving battery life• Data download port |
Meter Specifications:• Display test averages 1,7,14,30,90 days• Programable HYPo indicator for low blood sugars• Testing range 10-600 mg/dL• Uses 2 standard Lithium CR2032• Battery life (3,000 tests) |
In addition to the 10-count lancets and 10-count test strips that come with the meter kit, Petlet offers replenishments in a 50-count box of Petlet Test Strips and a 50-count box of Petlet (trademark “paw-print”) 28-gauge, sterile lancets for continued use with the meter and lancing device.
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The home-use Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit – including the Petlet Meter, lancing device, 10-count test strips and 10-count Petlet “paw-print” Lancets.
North Miami Beach, Florida – Petigree Enterprises debuts its new, Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit at the 2016 Global Pet Expo. The new Petlet Meter is specially calibrated for at-home testing of blood glucose levels in dogs and cats with diabetes. The kit includes the Petlet Glucose Meter, 10 test strips, 10 lancets, the Petlet Lancing Device with 5 depth-settings, batteries and a carrying case. Safe, compact (3.75 inches x 2 inches) and easy-to-use, the new Petlet Blood Glucose Meter puts the power to monitor and control diabetes in the hands of the pet-owner.
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory• 5 second testing• Strip ejection button• Auto back-lighted LCD• Auto on/off saving battery life• Data download port |
Meter Specifications:• Display test averages 1,7,14,30,90 days• Programable HYPo indicator for low blood sugars• Testing range 10-600 mg/dL• Uses 2 standard Lithium CR2032• Battery life (3,000 tests) |
In addition to the 10-count lancets and 10-count test strips that come with the meter kit, Petlet offers replenishments in a 50-count box of Petlet Test Strips and a 50-count box of Petlet (trademark “paw-print”) 28-gauge, sterile lancets for continued use with the meter and lancing device.
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The home-use Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit – including the Petlet Meter, lancing device, 10-count test strips and 10-count Petlet “paw-print” Lancets.
North Miami Beach, Florida – Petigree Enterprises debuts its new, Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit at the 2016 Global Pet Expo. The new Petlet Meter is specially calibrated for at-home testing of blood glucose levels in dogs and cats with diabetes. The kit includes the Petlet Glucose Meter, 10 test strips, 10 lancets, the Petlet Lancing Device with 5 depth-settings, batteries and a carrying case. Safe, compact (3.75 inches x 2 inches) and easy-to-use, the new Petlet Blood Glucose Meter puts the power to monitor and control diabetes in the hands of the pet-owner.
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory• 5 second testing• Strip ejection button• Auto back-lighted LCD• Auto on/off saving battery life• Data download port |
Meter Specifications:• Display test averages 1,7,14,30,90 days• Programable HYPo indicator for low blood sugars• Testing range 10-600 mg/dL• Uses 2 standard Lithium CR2032• Battery life (3,000 tests) |
In addition to the 10-count lancets and 10-count test strips that come with the meter kit, Petlet offers replenishments in a 50-count box of Petlet Test Strips and a 50-count box of Petlet (trademark “paw-print”) 28-gauge, sterile lancets for continued use with the meter and lancing device.
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The home-use Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit – including the Petlet Meter, lancing device, 10-count test strips and 10-count Petlet “paw-print” Lancets.
The bad news first… the number of dogs and cats diagnosed with diabetes has increased three-fold in the past thirty years.
But the good news is… diabetic dogs and cats, with proper glucose monitoring and treatment have the same expected lifespan as non-diabetic dogs of the same age and gender.
What is Diabetes?
Diabetes Mellitus (the most common feline/canine Diabetes) is a disease in which the beta cells of the endocrine pancreas either stop producing insulin or can no longer produce it in enough quantity for the body’s needs. The condition is treatable and need not shorten the animal’s life span or interfere with quality of life but, if left untreated, the condition can lead to cataracts, increasing weakness in the legs (neuropathy), malnutrition, ketoacidosis, dehydration, and even death. Diabetes mainly affects middle-age and older cats and dogs, but there are juvenile cases. The typical canine/feline diabetes patient is middle-age, female, and overweight at diagnosis.
Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
• excessive water consumption: Polydipsia
• frequent and/or excessive urination: Polyuria
• greater than average appetite: Polyphagia (with weight loss or maintained weight)
• decreased activity, weakness, depression
• change in gait: (walking)
• cloudy eyes: Cataracts (dogs only)
Unfortunately, many of the above-listed symptoms of Diabetes also occur in other diseases and conditions. Because of this, laboratory tests from your veterinarian are necessary to diagnose Diabetes in cats or dogs.
Treating Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
Treating Diabetes in dogs and cats is basically the same as it is for treating diabetic humans. The goal is to regulate the pet’s blood glucose using insulin and some diet and daily routine changes. The process may take a few weeks or many months to correct. The aim is to keep the blood glucose values within an acceptable range.
Blood glucose testing at home with the Petlet Meter can provide a better picture of how well glucose levels are being managed and help avoid dangerous insulin overdoses. Always consult your veterinarian for their recommendations regarding the frequency of testing for your particular pet but in general, a diabetic pet needs to be checked at least twice a day.
The bad news first… the number of dogs and cats diagnosed with diabetes has increased three-fold in the past thirty years.
But the good news is… diabetic dogs and cats, with proper glucose monitoring and treatment have the same expected lifespan as non-diabetic dogs of the same age and gender.
What is Diabetes?
Diabetes Mellitus (the most common feline/canine Diabetes) is a disease in which the beta cells of the endocrine pancreas either stop producing insulin or can no longer produce it in enough quantity for the body’s needs. The condition is treatable and need not shorten the animal’s life span or interfere with quality of life but, if left untreated, the condition can lead to cataracts, increasing weakness in the legs (neuropathy), malnutrition, ketoacidosis, dehydration, and even death. Diabetes mainly affects middle-age and older cats and dogs, but there are juvenile cases. The typical canine/feline diabetes patient is middle-age, female, and overweight at diagnosis.
Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
• excessive water consumption: Polydipsia
• frequent and/or excessive urination: Polyuria
• greater than average appetite: Polyphagia (with weight loss or maintained weight)
• decreased activity, weakness, depression
• change in gait: (walking)
• cloudy eyes: Cataracts (dogs only)
Unfortunately, many of the above-listed symptoms of Diabetes also occur in other diseases and conditions. Because of this, laboratory tests from your veterinarian are necessary to diagnose Diabetes in cats or dogs.
Treating Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
Treating Diabetes in dogs and cats is basically the same as it is for treating diabetic humans. The goal is to regulate the pet’s blood glucose using insulin and some diet and daily routine changes. The process may take a few weeks or many months to correct. The aim is to keep the blood glucose values within an acceptable range.
Blood glucose testing at home with the Petlet Meter can provide a better picture of how well glucose levels are being managed and help avoid dangerous insulin overdoses. Always consult your veterinarian for their recommendations regarding the frequency of testing for your particular pet but in general, a diabetic pet needs to be checked at least twice a day.
The bad news first… the number of dogs and cats diagnosed with diabetes has increased three-fold in the past thirty years.
But the good news is… diabetic dogs and cats, with proper glucose monitoring and treatment have the same expected lifespan as non-diabetic dogs of the same age and gender.
What is Diabetes?
Diabetes Mellitus (the most common feline/canine Diabetes) is a disease in which the beta cells of the endocrine pancreas either stop producing insulin or can no longer produce it in enough quantity for the body’s needs. The condition is treatable and need not shorten the animal’s life span or interfere with quality of life but, if left untreated, the condition can lead to cataracts, increasing weakness in the legs (neuropathy), malnutrition, ketoacidosis, dehydration, and even death. Diabetes mainly affects middle-age and older cats and dogs, but there are juvenile cases. The typical canine/feline diabetes patient is middle-age, female, and overweight at diagnosis.
Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
• excessive water consumption: Polydipsia
• frequent and/or excessive urination: Polyuria
• greater than average appetite: Polyphagia (with weight loss or maintained weight)
• decreased activity, weakness, depression
• change in gait: (walking)
• cloudy eyes: Cataracts (dogs only)
Unfortunately, many of the above-listed symptoms of Diabetes also occur in other diseases and conditions. Because of this, laboratory tests from your veterinarian are necessary to diagnose Diabetes in cats or dogs.
Treating Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
Treating Diabetes in dogs and cats is basically the same as it is for treating diabetic humans. The goal is to regulate the pet’s blood glucose using insulin and some diet and daily routine changes. The process may take a few weeks or many months to correct. The aim is to keep the blood glucose values within an acceptable range.
Blood glucose testing at home with the Petlet Meter can provide a better picture of how well glucose levels are being managed and help avoid dangerous insulin overdoses. Always consult your veterinarian for their recommendations regarding the frequency of testing for your particular pet but in general, a diabetic pet needs to be checked at least twice a day.
The bad news first… the number of dogs and cats diagnosed with diabetes has increased three-fold in the past thirty years.
But the good news is… diabetic dogs and cats, with proper glucose monitoring and treatment have the same expected lifespan as non-diabetic dogs of the same age and gender.
What is Diabetes?
Diabetes Mellitus (the most common feline/canine Diabetes) is a disease in which the beta cells of the endocrine pancreas either stop producing insulin or can no longer produce it in enough quantity for the body’s needs. The condition is treatable and need not shorten the animal’s life span or interfere with quality of life but, if left untreated, the condition can lead to cataracts, increasing weakness in the legs (neuropathy), malnutrition, ketoacidosis, dehydration, and even death. Diabetes mainly affects middle-age and older cats and dogs, but there are juvenile cases. The typical canine/feline diabetes patient is middle-age, female, and overweight at diagnosis.
Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
• excessive water consumption: Polydipsia
• frequent and/or excessive urination: Polyuria
• greater than average appetite: Polyphagia (with weight loss or maintained weight)
• decreased activity, weakness, depression
• change in gait: (walking)
• cloudy eyes: Cataracts (dogs only)
Unfortunately, many of the above-listed symptoms of Diabetes also occur in other diseases and conditions. Because of this, laboratory tests from your veterinarian are necessary to diagnose Diabetes in cats or dogs.
Treating Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
Treating Diabetes in dogs and cats is basically the same as it is for treating diabetic humans. The goal is to regulate the pet’s blood glucose using insulin and some diet and daily routine changes. The process may take a few weeks or many months to correct. The aim is to keep the blood glucose values within an acceptable range.
Blood glucose testing at home with the Petlet Meter can provide a better picture of how well glucose levels are being managed and help avoid dangerous insulin overdoses. Always consult your veterinarian for their recommendations regarding the frequency of testing for your particular pet but in general, a diabetic pet needs to be checked at least twice a day.
The bad news first… the number of dogs and cats diagnosed with diabetes has increased three-fold in the past thirty years.
But the good news is… diabetic dogs and cats, with proper glucose monitoring and treatment have the same expected lifespan as non-diabetic dogs of the same age and gender.
What is Diabetes?
Diabetes Mellitus (the most common feline/canine Diabetes) is a disease in which the beta cells of the endocrine pancreas either stop producing insulin or can no longer produce it in enough quantity for the body’s needs. The condition is treatable and need not shorten the animal’s life span or interfere with quality of life but, if left untreated, the condition can lead to cataracts, increasing weakness in the legs (neuropathy), malnutrition, ketoacidosis, dehydration, and even death. Diabetes mainly affects middle-age and older cats and dogs, but there are juvenile cases. The typical canine/feline diabetes patient is middle-age, female, and overweight at diagnosis.
Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
• excessive water consumption: Polydipsia
• frequent and/or excessive urination: Polyuria
• greater than average appetite: Polyphagia (with weight loss or maintained weight)
• decreased activity, weakness, depression
• change in gait: (walking)
• cloudy eyes: Cataracts (dogs only)
Unfortunately, many of the above-listed symptoms of Diabetes also occur in other diseases and conditions. Because of this, laboratory tests from your veterinarian are necessary to diagnose Diabetes in cats or dogs.
Treating Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
Treating Diabetes in dogs and cats is basically the same as it is for treating diabetic humans. The goal is to regulate the pet’s blood glucose using insulin and some diet and daily routine changes. The process may take a few weeks or many months to correct. The aim is to keep the blood glucose values within an acceptable range.
Blood glucose testing at home with the Petlet Meter can provide a better picture of how well glucose levels are being managed and help avoid dangerous insulin overdoses. Always consult your veterinarian for their recommendations regarding the frequency of testing for your particular pet but in general, a diabetic pet needs to be checked at least twice a day.
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We appreciate your interest in Petlet products! We’re so confident in our new Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit that we’ll send you a free meter kit to try for yourself.
Cat. No: PET-MK
Download the Petlet Meter Kit fact sheet.
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory• 5 second testing• Strip ejection button• Auto back-lighted LCD• Auto on/off saving battery life• Data download port |
Meter Specifications:• Display test averages 1,7,14,30,90 days• Programable HYPo indicator for low blood sugars• Testing range 10-600 mg/dL• Uses 2 standard Lithium CR2032• Battery life (3,000 tests) |
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Download the Petlet Lancets fact sheet.
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Cat. No: PET-MK
Download the Petlet Meter Kit fact sheet.
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory• 5 second testing• Strip ejection button• Auto back-lighted LCD• Auto on/off saving battery life• Data download port |
Meter Specifications:• Display test averages 1,7,14,30,90 days• Programable HYPo indicator for low blood sugars• Testing range 10-600 mg/dL• Uses 2 standard Lithium CR2032• Battery life (3,000 tests) |
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Cat. No: PET-LN-50
Download the Petlet Lancets fact sheet.
Cat. No: PET-TS-50
Cat. No: PET-MK
Download the Petlet Meter Kit fact sheet.
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory• 5 second testing• Strip ejection button• Auto back-lighted LCD• Auto on/off saving battery life• Data download port |
Meter Specifications:• Display test averages 1,7,14,30,90 days• Programable HYPo indicator for low blood sugars• Testing range 10-600 mg/dL• Uses 2 standard Lithium CR2032• Battery life (3,000 tests) |
We’d like to give a special thank you to our friends at Pet World Insiders’ Pet Product TV for featuring our Petlet Glucose Meter Kit on their recent spot.
Credits:
Host: Robert Semrow / Sandy Robins
Director/Producer: Derek Sahagun
We’d like to give a special thank you to our friends at Pet World Insiders’ Pet Product TV for featuring our Petlet Glucose Meter Kit on their recent spot.
Credits:
Host: Robert Semrow / Sandy Robins
Director/Producer: Derek Sahagun
We’d like to give a special thank you to our friends at Pet World Insiders’ Pet Product TV for featuring our Petlet Glucose Meter Kit on their recent spot.
Credits:
Host: Robert Semrow / Sandy Robins
Director/Producer: Derek Sahagun
We’d like to give a special thank you to our friends at Pet World Insiders’ Pet Product TV for featuring our Petlet Glucose Meter Kit on their recent spot.
Credits:
Host: Robert Semrow / Sandy Robins
Director/Producer: Derek Sahagun
We’d like to give a special thank you to our friends at Pet World Insiders’ Pet Product TV for featuring our Petlet Glucose Meter Kit on their recent spot.
Credits:
Host: Robert Semrow / Sandy Robins
Director/Producer: Derek Sahagun
We’d like to give a special thank you to our friends at Pet World Insiders’ Pet Product TV for featuring our Petlet Glucose Meter Kit on their recent spot.
Credits:
Host: Robert Semrow / Sandy Robins
Director/Producer: Derek Sahagun
We’d like to give a special thank you to our friends at Pet World Insiders’ Pet Product TV for featuring our Petlet Glucose Meter Kit on their recent spot.
Credits:
Host: Robert Semrow / Sandy Robins
Director/Producer: Derek Sahagun
We’d like to give a special thank you to our friends at Pet World Insiders’ Pet Product TV for featuring our Petlet Glucose Meter Kit on their recent spot.
Credits:
Host: Robert Semrow / Sandy Robins
Director/Producer: Derek Sahagun
We’d like to give a special thank you to our friends at Pet World Insiders’ Pet Product TV for featuring our Petlet Glucose Meter Kit on their recent spot.
Credits:
Host: Robert Semrow / Sandy Robins
Director/Producer: Derek Sahagun
We’d like to give a special thank you to our friends at Pet World Insiders’ Pet Product TV for featuring our Petlet Glucose Meter Kit on their recent spot.
We’d like to give a special thank you to our friends at Pet World Insiders’ Pet Product TV for featuring our Petlet Glucose Meter Kit on their recent spot.
Credits:
Host: Robert Semrow / Sandy Robins
Director/Producer: Derek Sahagun
As a veterinarian, you know first-hand how devastating diabetes can be to the health of a dog or cat if it is not monitored and controlled. We’re so confident in our new Petlet Glucose Meter Kit that we’re offering veterinarian clinics across the U.S. 2 blood glucose meter kits to try or to resell for FREE (a $100.00 value)!
Below are the wholesale and MSRP single-unit prices for the Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit, 50-count test strips and 50-count lancets. We’re offering a 10% discount on all orders placed within 20 days of receiving your special, FREE promotional Petlet Glucometer Kit.
Volume pricing is available by contacting us at: 770-988-PETS (7387)
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Petlet Glucose Meter KitThe Petlet Meter Kit includes the meter, lancing device, 10 paw-print lancets, 10 test strips, batteries and carrying case. |
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Petlet 50-count Test StripsSpecially calibrated for dogs & cats, our 50-count test strips are designed for home-use with the Petlet Blood Glucose Meter. |
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Petlet “paw-print” 50-count LancetsOur trademark, paw-print, 50-count lancets are designed to provide a safe and easy capillary blood sample from dogs or cats. |
Below are the wholesale and MSRP single-unit prices for the Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit, 50-count test strips and 50-count lancets. We’re offering a 10% discount on all orders placed within 20 days of receiving your special, FREE promotional Petlet Glucometer Kit.
Volume pricing is available by contacting us at: 770-988-PETS (7387)
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Petlet Glucose Meter KitThe Petlet Meter Kit includes the meter, lancing device, 10 paw-print lancets, 10 test strips, batteries and carrying case. |
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Petlet 50-count Test StripsSpecially calibrated for dogs & cats, our 50-count test strips are designed for home-use with the Petlet Blood Glucose Meter. |
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Petlet “paw-print” 50-count LancetsOur trademark, paw-print, 50-count lancets are designed to provide a safe and easy capillary blood sample from dogs or cats. |
North Miami Beach, Florida – Petigree Enterprises debuts its new, Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit at the 2016 Global Pet Expo. The new Petlet Meter is specially calibrated for at-home testing of blood glucose levels in dogs and cats with diabetes. The kit includes the Petlet Glucose Meter, 10 test strips, 10 lancets, the Petlet Lancing Device with 5 depth-settings, batteries and a carrying case. Safe, compact (3.75 inches x 2 inches) and easy-to-use, the new Petlet Blood Glucose Meter puts the power to monitor and control diabetes in the hands of the pet-owner.
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory• 5 second testing• Strip ejection button• Auto back-lighted LCD• Auto on/off saving battery life• Data download port |
Meter Specifications:• Display test averages 1,7,14,30,90 days• Programable HYPo indicator for low blood sugars• Testing range 10-600 mg/dL• Uses 2 standard Lithium CR2032• Battery life (3,000 tests) |
In addition to the 10-count lancets and 10-count test strips that come with the meter kit, Petlet offers replenishments in a 50-count box of Petlet Test Strips and a 50-count box of Petlet (trademark “paw-print”) 28-gauge, sterile lancets for continued use with the meter and lancing device.
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The home-use Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit – including the Petlet Meter, lancing device, 10-count test strips and 10-count Petlet “paw-print” Lancets.
Below are the wholesale and MSRP single-unit prices for the Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit, 50-count test strips and 50-count lancets. We’re offering a 10% discount on all orders placed within 20 days of receiving your special, FREE promotional Petlet Glucometer Kit.
Volume pricing is available by contacting us at: 770-988-PETS (7387)
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Petlet Glucometer KitThe Petlet Meter Kit includes the meter, lancing device, 10 paw-print lancets, 10 test strips, batteries and carrying case. |
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Petlet 50-count Test StripsSpecially calibrated for dogs & cats, our 50-count test strips are designed for home-use with the Petlet Blood Glucose Meter. |
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Petlet “paw-print” 50-count LancetsOur trademark, paw-print, 50-count lancets are designed to provide a safe and easy capillary blood sample from dogs or cats. |
We appreciate your interest in Petlet products! We’re so confident in our new Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit that we’ll send you a free meter kit to try for yourself.
We appreciate your interest in Petlet products! We’re so confident in our new Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit that we’ll send you a free meter kit to try for yourself.
We appreciate your interest in Petlet products. We’re so confident in our new Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit that we’ll send you a free meter kit to try for yourelf.
We appreciate your interest in Petlet products. We’re so confident in our new Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit that we’ll send you a free meter kit to try for yourelf.
Simply fill out the form below and your kit (including glucometer, test strips, lancing device, lancets, batteries & carrying case) will be on its way.
Thanks so much for submitting your order for Petlet Products. We’ll be contacting you to confirm your order details shortly.
In the meantime, if you have any questions please call us at: (770) 988-7387, 9:00am – 500pm EST M-F or email us at: info@PetletProducts.com
Thanks so much for submitting your order for Petlet Products. We’ll be contacting you to confirm your order details shortly.
In the meantime, if you have any questions please call us at: (770) 988-7387, 9:00am – 500pm EST M-F or email us at: info@PetletProducts.com
As a veterinarian, you know first-hand how devastating diabetes can be to the health of a dog or cat if it is not monitored and controlled. We’re so confident in our new Petlet Glucometer Kit that we’re offering veterinarian clinics across the U.S. 2 blood glucose meter kits to try or to resell for FREE (a $100.00 value)!
Thanks so much for participating in our introductory Veterinarian Program. We’ll send you an email confirmation when your 2 Petlet Meter Kits are shipped.
In the meantime, if you have any questions please call us at: (770) 988-7387, 9:00am – 500pm EST M-F or email us at: info@PetletProducts.com
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As a veterinarian, you know first-hand how devastating diabetes can be to the health of a dog or cat if it is not monitored and controlled. We’re so confident in our new Petlet Glucometer Kit that we’re offering veterinarian clinics across the U.S. 2 blood glucose meter kits to try or to resell for FREE (a $140.00 value)!
As a veterinarian, you know first-hand how devastating diabetes can be to the health of a dog or cat if it is not monitored and controlled. We’re so confident in our new Petlet Glucometer Kit that we’re offering veterinarian clinics across the U.S. 2 blood glucose meter kits to try or to resell for FREE (a $140.00 value)!
This truly is a no-strings-attached, FREE offer! Simply fill out the form below and your kits will be on the way. Offer is restricted to Veterinarians in the U.S. only, please.
As a veterinarian, you know first-hand how devastating diabetes can be to the health of a dog or cat if it is not monitored and controlled. We’re so confident in our new Petlet Glucometer Kit that we’re offering veterinarian clinics across the U.S. 2 blood glucose meter kits to try or to resell for FREE (a $140.00 value)!
This truly is a no-strings-attached, FREE offer! Simply fill out the form below and your kits will be on the way. Offer is restricted to Veterinarians in the U.S. only, please.
Have you completed a credit application? If not, please click here and complete the application before submitting your order.
IMPORTANT: This is only to submit an order for an estimate. You will not be charged at this time. Someone will follow-up via email with final pricing based on your total order and the final sale will be processed via phone. Thank you!
Have you completed a credit application? If not, please click here and complete the application before submitting your order.
IMPORTANT: This is only to submit an order for an estimate. You will not be charged at this time. Someone will follow-up via email with final pricing based on your total order and the final sale will be processed via phone. Thank you!
Have you completed a credit application? If not, please click here and complete the application before submitting your order.
IMPORTANT: This is only to submit an order for an estimate. You will not charged at this time. Someone will follow-up via email with final pricing based on your total order and the final sale will be processed via phone. Thank you!
Below are the wholesale and MSRP single-unit prices for the Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit, 50-count test strips and 50-count lancets. We’re offering a 10% discount on all orders placed within 20 days of receiving your special, FREE promotional Petlet Glucometer Kit.
Volume pricing is available by contacting us at: 770-988-PETS (7387)
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Petlet Glucometer KitThe Petlet Meter Kit includes the meter, lancing device, 10 paw-print lancets, 10 test strips, batteries and carrying case. |
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Petlet 50-count Test StripsSpecially calibrated for dogs & cats, our 50-count test strips are designed for home-use with the Petlet Blood Glucose Meter. |
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Petlet “paw-print” 50-count LancetsOur trademark, paw-print, 50-count lancets are designed to provide a safe and easy capillary blood sample from dogs or cats. |
Have you completed a credit application? If not, please click here and complete the application before submitting your order.
Below are the wholesale and MSRP single-unit prices for the Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit, 50-count test strips and 50-count lancets. We’re offering a 10% discount on all orders placed within 20 days of receiving your special, FREE promotional Petlet Glucometer Kit.
Volume pricing is available by contacting us at: 770-988-PETS (7387)
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Petlet Glucometer KitThe Petlet Meter Kit includes the meter, lancing device, 10 paw-print lancets, 10 test strips, batteries and carrying case. |
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Petlet 50-count Test StripsSpecially calibrated for dogs & cats, our 50-count test strips are designed for home-use with the Petlet Blood Glucose Meter. |
|
Petlet “paw-print” 50-count LancetsOur trademark, paw-print, 50-count lancets are designed to provide a safe and easy capillary blood sample from dogs or cats. |
Below are the wholesale and MSRP single-unit pricing for the Petlet Meter Kit, 50-count test strips and 50-count lancets. We’re offering a 10% discount on all orders placed within 20 days of receiving your special, FREE promotional Petlet Glucometer Kit.
Volume pricing is available by contacting us at: 770-988-PETS (7387).
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Petlet Glucometer KitThe Petlet Meter Kit includes the meter, lancing device, 10 paw-print lancets, 10 test strips, batteries and carrying case. |
|
Petlet 50-count Test StripsSpecially calibrated for dogs & cats, our 50-count test strips are designed for home-use with the Petlet Blood Glucose Meter. |
|
Petlet “paw-print” 50-count LancetsOur trademark, paw-print, 50-count lancets are designed to provide a safe and easy capillary blood sample from dogs or cats. |
Below are the wholesale and MSRP single-unit pricing for the Petlet Meter Kit, 50-count test strips and 50-count lancets. We’re offering a 10% discount on all orders placed within 20 days of receiving your special, FREE promotional Petlet Glucometer Kit.
Volume pricing is available by contacting us at: 770-988-PETS (7387).
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Petlet Glucometer KitThe Petlet Meter Kit includes the meter, lancing device, 10 paw-print lancets, 10 test strips, batteries and carrying case. |
|
Petlet 50-count Test StripsSpecially calibrated for dogs & cats, our 50-count test strips are designed for home-use with the Petlet Blood Glucose Meter. |
|
Petlet “paw-print” 50-count LancetsOur trademark, paw-print, 50-count lancets are designed to provide a safe and easy capillary blood sample from dogs or cats. |
Below are the wholesale and MSRP single-unit pricing for the Petlet Meter Kit, 50-count test strips and 50-count lancets. We’re offering a 10% discount on all orders placed within 20 days of receiving your special, FREE promotional Petlet Glucometer Kit.
Volume pricing is available by contacting us at: .
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Petlet Glucometer KitThe Petlet Meter Kit includes the meter, lancing device, 10 paw-print lancets, 10 test strips, batteries and carrying case. |
|
Petlet 50-count Test StripsSpecially calibrated for dogs & cats, our 50-count test strips are designed for home-use with the Petlet Blood Glucose Meter. |
|
Petlet “paw-print” 50-count LancetsOur trademark, paw-print, 50-count lancets are designed to provide a safe and easy capillary blood sample from dogs or cats. |
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Petlet Glucometer KitThe Petlet Meter Kit includes the meter, lancing device, 10 paw-print lancets, 10 test strips, batteries and carrying case. |
|
Petlet 50-count Test StripsSpecially calibrated for dogs & cats, our 50-count test strips are designed for home-use with the Petlet Blood Glucose Meter. |
|
Petlet “paw-print” 50-count LancetsOur trademark, paw-print, 50-count lancets are designed to provide a safe and easy capillary blood sample from dogs or cats. |
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Petlet Glucometer KitThe Petlet Meter Kit includes the meter, lancing device, 10 paw-print lancets, 10 test strips, batteries and carrying case. |
|
Petlet 50-count Test StripsSpecially calibrated for dogs & cats, our 50-count test strips are designed for home-use with the Petlet Blood Glucose Meter. |
|
Petlet “paw-print” 50-count LancetsOur trademark, paw-print, 50-count lancets are designed to provide a safe and easy capillary blood sample from dogs or cats. |
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Petlet Glucometer KitThe Petlet Meter Kit includes the meter, lancing device, 10 paw-print lancets, 10 test strips, batteries and carrying case. |
|
Petlet 50-count Test StripsSpecially calibrated for dogs & cats, our 50-count test strips are designed for home-use with the Petlet Blood Glucose Meter. |
|
Petlet “paw-print” 50-count LancetsOur trademark, paw-print, 50-count lancets are designed to provide a safe and easy capillary blood sample from dogs or cats. |
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Petlet Glucometer KitThe Petlet Meter Kit includes the meter, lancing device, 10 paw-print lancets, 10 test strips, batteries and carrying case. |
|
Petlet 50-count Test StripsSpecially calibrated for dogs & cats, our 50-count test strips are designed for home-use with the Petlet Blood Glucose Meter. |
|
Petlet “paw-print” 50-count LancetsOur trademark, paw-print, 50-count lancets are designed to provide a safe and easy capillary blood sample from dogs or cats. |
As a veterinarian, you know first-hand how devastating diabetes can be to the health of a dog or cat if it is not monitored and controlled. We’re so confident in our new Petlet Glucometer Kit that we’re offering veterinarian clinics across the U.S. 2 blood glucose meter kits to try or to resell for FREE (a $140.00 value)!
This truly is a no-strings-attached, FREE offer! Simply fill out the form below and your kits will be on the way. Offer is restricted to Veterinarians in the U.S. only, please.
Thanks so much for your interest in Petlet products. We’ll send you an email confirmation when your Petlet Meter Kit has shipped.
In the meantime, if you have any questions please call us at: (770) 988-7387, 9:00am – 500pm EST M-F or email us at: info@PetletProducts.com
You may login using your username and password to obtain wholesale & MSRP pricing, complete a credit application and place an order.
Thanks so much for your interest in Petlet products. We’ll send you an email confirmation when your Petlet Meter Kit has shipped.
In the meantime, if you have any questions please call us at: (770) 988-7387, 9:00am – 500pm EST M-F or email us at: info@PetletProducts.com
You may login using your username and password to obtain wholesale & MSRP pricing, complete a credit application and place an order.
Thank you for completing the Petlet Credit Application. The application process is normally completed in less than two business days. We’ll contact you if we have any questions or need further information.
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Thank you for completing the Petlet Credit Application. Please allow 2 business days for us to process the application.
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In the meantime, if you have any questions please call us at: (770) 988-7387, 9:00am – 500pm EST M-F or email us at: info@PetletProducts.com
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Have you completed a credit application? If not, please click here and complete the application before completing your order.
Have you completed a credit application? If not, please click here and complete the application before submitting your order.
IMPORTANT: This is only to submit an order for an estimate. You will not be charged at this time. Someone will follow-up via email with final pricing based on your total order and the final sale will be processed via phone. Thank you!
Below are the wholesale and MSRP single-unit prices for the Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit, 50-count test strips and 50-count lancets. We’re offering a 10% discount on all orders placed within 20 days of receiving your special, FREE promotional Petlet Glucometer Kit.
Volume pricing is available by contacting us at: 770-988-PETS (7387)
|
Petlet Glucose Meter KitThe Petlet Meter Kit includes the meter, lancing device, 10 paw-print lancets, 10 test strips, batteries and carrying case. |
|
Petlet 50-count Test StripsSpecially calibrated for dogs & cats, our 50-count test strips are designed for home-use with the Petlet Blood Glucose Meter. |
|
Petlet “paw-print” 50-count LancetsOur trademark, paw-print, 50-count lancets are designed to provide a safe and easy capillary blood sample from dogs or cats. |
Thanks so much for your interest in Petlet products. We’ll send you an email confirmation when your Petlet Meter Kit has shipped.
In the meantime, if you have any questions please call us at: (770) 988-7387, 9:00am – 500pm EST M-F or email us at: info@PetletProducts.com
You may login using your username and password to obtain wholesale & MSRP pricing, complete a credit application and place an order.
Thanks so much for your interest in Petlet products. We’ll send you an email confirmation when your Petlet Meter Kit has shipped.
In the meantime, if you have any questions please call us at: (770) 988-7387, 9:00am – 500pm EST M-F or email us at: info@PetletProducts.com
As a veterinarian, you know first-hand how devastating diabetes can be to the health of a dog or cat if it is not monitored and controlled. We’re so confident in our new Petlet Glucometer Kit that we’re offering veterinarian clinics across the U.S. 2 blood glucose meter kits to try or to resell for FREE (a $140.00 value)!
This truly is a no-strings-attached, FREE offer! We’d love to hear your feedback, but that’s up to you. Simply fill out the form below and your kits will be on the way. Offer is restricted to Veterinarians in the U.S. only, please.
As a veterinarian, you know first-hand how devastating diabetes can be to the health of a dog or cat if it is not monitored and controlled. We’re so confident in our new Petlet Glucometer Kit that we’re offering veterinarian clinics across the U.S., 2 blood glucose meter kits to try or to resell for FREE (a $140.00 value)!
This truly is a no-strings-attached, FREE offer! We’d love to hear your feedback, but that’s up to you. Simply fill out the form below and your kits will be on the way. Offer is restricted to Veterinarians in the U.S. only, please.
As a veterinarian, you know first-hand how devastating diabetes can be to the health of a dog or cat if it is not monitored and controlled. We’re so confident in our new Petlet Glucometer Kit that we’re offering veterinarian clinics across the U.S., 2 blood glucose meter kits to try or to resell for FREE (a $140.00 value)!
This truly is a no-strings-attached, FREE offer! We’d love to hear your feedback, but that’s up to you. Simply fill out the form below and your kits will be on the way. Offer is restricted to Veterinarians in the U.S. only, please.
As a veterinarian, you know first-hand how devastating diabetes can be to the health of a dog or cat if it is not monitored and controlled. We’re so confident in our new Petlet Glucometer Kit that we’re offering veterinarian clinics across the U.S., 2 blood glucose meter kits to try or to resell for FREE (a $140.00 value)!
This truly is a no-strings-attached, FREE offer! We’d love to hear your feedback, but that’s up to you. Simply fill out the form below and your kits will be on the way. Offer is restricted to Veterinarians in the U.S.
As a veterinarian, you know first-hand how devastating diabetes can be to the health of a dog or cat if it is not monitored and controlled. We’re so confident in our new Petlet Glucometer Kit that we’re offering veterinarian clinics across the U.S., 2 blood glucose meter kits to try or to resell for FREE (a $140.00 value)! This truly is a no-strings-attached, FREE offer! We’d love to hear your feedback, but that’s up to you. Simply fill out the form below and your kits will be on the way.
As a veterinarian, you know first-hand how devastating diabetes can be to the health of a dog or cat if it is not monitored and controlled. We’re so confident in our new Petlet Meter Kit that we’re offering veterinarian clinics across the U.S., 2 meter kits to try or to resell for FREE (a $140.00 value)! This truly is a no-strings-attached, FREE offer! We’d love to hear your feedback, but that’s up to you. Simply fill out the form below and your kits will be on the way.
As a veterinarian, you know first-hand how devastating diabetes can be to the health of a dog or cat if it is not monitored and controlled. We’re so confident in our new Petlet Meter Kit that we’re offering veterinarian clinics across the U.S., 2 meter kits to try or to resell for FREE (a $140.00 value)! This truly is a no-strings-attached, FREE offer! We’d love to hear your feedback, but that’s up to you. Simply fill out the form below and your kits will be on the way.
As a veterinarian, you know first-hand how devastating diabetes can be to the health of a dog or cat if it is not monitored and controlled. We’re so confident in our new Petlet Meter Kit that we’re offering veterinarian clinics across the U.S., 2 meter kits to try or to resell for FREE (a $140.00 value)! This truly is a no-strings-attached, FREE offer! We’d love to hear your feedback, but that’s up to you. Simply fill out the form below and your kits will be on the way.
Thanks so much for participating in our introductory Veterinarian Program. We’ll send you an email confirmation when your 2 Petlet Meter Kits are shipped.
In the meantime, if you have any questions please call us at: (770) 988-7387, 9:00am – 500pm EST M-F or email us at: info@PetletProducts.com
Thanks so much for participating in our introductory Veterinarian Program. We’ll send you an email confirmation when your 2 Petlet Meter Kits are shipped.
In the meantime, if you have any questions please call us at: (770) 988-7387, 9:00am – 500pm EST M-F or email us at: info@PetletProducts.com
You may login using your username and password to obtain wholesale & MSRP pricing, complete a credit application and place an order.
Thanks so much for participating in our introductory Veterinarian Program. We’ll send you an email confirmation when your 2 Petlet Meter Kits are shipped.
In the meantime, if you have any questions please call us at: 777-777-7777, 9:00am – 500pm EST M-F or email us at: info@PetletProducts.com
As a veterinarian, you know first-hand how devastating diabetes can be to the health of a dog or cat if it is not monitored and controlled. We’re so confident in our new Petlet Meter Kit that we’re offering veterinarian clinics across the U.S., 2 meter kits to try or to resell for FREE (a $140.00 value)! This truly is a no-strings-attached, FREE offer! We’d love to hear your feedback, but that’s up to you. Simply fill out the form below and your kits will be on the way.
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The bad news first… the number of dogs and cats diagnosed with diabetes has increased three-fold in the past thirty years.
But the good news is… diabetic dogs and cats, with proper glucose monitoring and treatment have the same expected lifespan as non-diabetic dogs of the same age and gender.
What is Diabetes?
Diabetes Mellitus (the most common feline/canine Diabetes) is a disease in which the beta cells of the endocrine pancreas either stop producing insulin or can no longer produce it in enough quantity for the body’s needs. The condition is treatable and need not shorten the animal’s life span or interfere with quality of life but, if left untreated, the condition can lead to cataracts, increasing weakness in the legs (neuropathy), malnutrition, ketoacidosis, dehydration, and even death. Diabetes mainly affects middle-age and older cats and dogs, but there are juvenile cases. The typical canine/feline diabetes patient is middle-age, female, and overweight at diagnosis.
Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
• excessive water consumption: Polydipsia
• frequent and/or excessive urination: Polyuria
• greater than average appetite: Polyphagia (with weight loss or maintained weight)
• decreased activity, weakness, depression
• change in gait: (walking)
• cloudy eyes: Cataracts (dogs only)
Unfortunately, many of the above-listed symptoms of Diabetes also occur in other diseases and conditions. Because of this, laboratory tests from your veterinarian are necessary to diagnose Diabetes in cats or dogs.
Treating Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
Treating Diabetes in dogs and cats is basically the same as it is for treating diabetic humans. The goal is to regulate the pet’s blood glucose using insulin and some diet and daily routine changes. The process may take a few weeks or many months to correct. The aim is to keep the blood glucose values within an acceptable range.
Blood glucose testing at home with the Petlet Meter can provide a better picture of how well glucose levels are being managed and help avoid dangerous insulin overdoses. Always consult your veterinarian for their recommendations regarding the frequency of testing for your particular pet but in general, a diabetic pet needs to be checked at least twice a day.
The bad news first… the number of dogs and cats diagnosed with diabetes has increased three-fold in the past thirty years.
But the good news is… diabetic dogs and cats, with proper glucose monitoring and treatment have the same expected lifespan as non-diabetic dogs of the same age and gender.
What is Diabetes?
Diabetes Mellitus (the most common feline/canine Diabetes) is a disease in which the beta cells of the endocrine pancreas either stop producing insulin or can no longer produce it in enough quantity for the body’s needs. The condition is treatable and need not shorten the animal’s life span or interfere with quality of life. If left untreated, the condition can lead to cataracts, increasing weakness in the legs (neuropathy), malnutrition, ketoacidosis, dehydration, and death. Diabetes mainly affects middle-age and older cats and dogs, but there are juvenile cases. The typical canine/feline diabetes patient is middle-age, female, and overweight at diagnosis.
Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
• excessive water consumption: Polydipsia
• frequent and/or excessive urination: Polyuria
• greater than average appetite: Polyphagia (with weight loss or maintained weight)
• decreased activity, weakness, depression
• change in gait: (walking)
• cloudy eyes: Cataracts (dogs only)
Unfortunately, many of the above-listed symptoms of Diabetes also occur in other diseases and conditions. Because of this, laboratory tests from your veterinarian are necessary to diagnose Diabetes in cats or dogs.
Treating Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
Treating Diabetes in dogs and cats is basically the same as it is for treating diabetic humans. The goal is to regulate the pet’s blood glucose using insulin and some diet and daily routine changes. The process may take a few weeks or many months to correct. The aim is to keep the blood glucose values within an acceptable range.
Blood glucose testing at home with the Petlet Meter can provide a better picture of how well glucose levels are being managed and help avoid dangerous insulin overdoses. Always consult your veterinarian for their recommendations regarding the frequency of testing for your particular pet but in general, a diabetic pet needs to be checked at least twice a day.
The bad news is… the number of dogs and cats diagnosed with diabetes has increased three-fold in the past thirty years.
The good news is… diabetic dogs and cats, with proper glucose monitoring and treatment have the same expected lifespan as non-diabetic dogs of the same age and gender.
What is Diabetes?
Diabetes Mellitus (the most common feline/canine Diabetes) is a disease in which the beta cells of the endocrine pancreas either stop producing insulin or can no longer produce it in enough quantity for the body’s needs. The condition is treatable and need not shorten the animal’s life span or interfere with quality of life. If left untreated, the condition can lead to cataracts, increasing weakness in the legs (neuropathy), malnutrition, ketoacidosis, dehydration, and death. Diabetes mainly affects middle-age and older cats and dogs, but there are juvenile cases. The typical canine/feline diabetes patient is middle-age, female, and overweight at diagnosis.
Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
• excessive water consumption: Polydipsia
• frequent and/or excessive urination: Polyuria
• greater than average appetite: Polyphagia (with weight loss or maintained weight)
• decreased activity, weakness, depression
• change in gait: (walking)
• cloudy eyes: Cataracts (dogs only)
Unfortunately, many of the above-listed symptoms of Diabetes also occur in other diseases and conditions. Because of this, laboratory tests from your veterinarian are necessary to diagnose Diabetes in cats or dogs.
Treating Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
Treating Diabetes in dogs and cats is basically the same as it is for treating diabetic humans. The goal is to regulate the pet’s blood glucose using insulin and some diet and daily routine changes. The process may take a few weeks or many months to correct. The aim is to keep the blood glucose values within an acceptable range.
Blood glucose testing at home with the Petlet Meter can provide a better picture of how well glucose levels are being managed and help avoid dangerous insulin overdoses. Always consult your veterinarian for their recommendations regarding the frequency of testing for your particular pet but in general, a diabetic pet needs to be checked at least twice a day.
The bad news is… the number of dogs and cats diagnosed with diabetes has increased three-fold in the past thirty years.
The good news is… diabetic dogs and cats, with proper glucose monitoring and treatment have the same expected lifespan as non-diabetic dogs of the same age and gender.
What is Diabetes?
Diabetes Mellitus (the most common feline/canine Diabetes) is a disease in which the beta cells of the endocrine pancreas either stop producing insulin or can no longer produce it in enough quantity for the body’s needs. The condition is treatable and need not shorten the animal’s life span or interfere with quality of life If left untreated, the condition can lead to cataracts, increasing weakness in the legs (neuropathy), malnutrition, ketoacidosis, dehydration, and death. Diabetes mainly affects middle-age and older cats and dogs, but there are juvenile cases. The typical canine/feline diabetes patient is middle-age, female, and overweight at diagnosis.
Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
• excessive water consumption: Polydipsia
• frequent and/or excessive urination: Polyuria
• greater than average appetite: Polyphagia (with weight loss or maintained weight)
• decreased activity, weakness, depression
• change in gait: (walking)
• cloudy eyes: Cataracts (dogs only)
Unfortunately, many of the above-listed symptoms of Diabetes also occur in other diseases and conditions. Because of this, laboratory tests from your veterinarian are necessary to diagnose Diabetes in cats or dogs.
Treating Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
Treating Diabetes in dogs and cats is basically the same as it is for treating diabetic humans. The goal is to regulate the pet’s blood glucose using insulin and some diet and daily routine changes. The process may take a few weeks or many months correct. The aim is to keep the blood glucose values within an acceptable range.
Blood glucose testing at home with the Petlet Meter can provide a better picture of how well glucose levels are being managed and help avoid dangerous insulin overdoses. Always consult your veterinarian for their recommendations regarding the frequency of testing for your particular pet but in general, a diabetic pet needs to be checked at least twice a day.
The bad news is… the number of dogs and cats diagnosed with diabetes has increased three-fold in the past thirty years.
The good news is… diabetic dogs and cats, with proper glucose monitoring and treatment have the same expected lifespan as non-diabetic dogs of the same age and gender.
What is Diabetes?
Diabetes Mellitus (the most common feline/canine Diabetes) is a disease in which the beta cells of the endocrine pancreas either stop producing insulin or can no longer produce it in enough quantity for the body’s needs. The condition is treatable and need not shorten the animal’s life span or interfere with quality of life If left untreated, the condition can lead to cataracts, increasing weakness in the legs (neuropathy), malnutrition, ketoacidosis, dehydration, and death. Diabetes mainly affects middle-age and older cats and dogs, but there are juvenile cases. The typical canine/feline diabetes patient is middle-age, female, and overweight at diagnosis.
Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
• excessive water consumption: Polydipsia
• frequent and/or excessive urination: Polyuria
• greater than average appetite: Polyphagia (with weight loss or maintained weight)
• decreased activity, weakness, depression
• change in gait: (walking)
• cloudy eyes: Cataracts (dogs only)
Unfortunately, many of the above-listed symptoms of Diabetes also occur in other diseases and conditions. Because of this, laboratory tests from your veterinarian are necessary to diagnose Diabetes in cats or dogs.
Treating Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
Treating Diabetes in dogs and cats is basically the same as it is for treating diabetic humans. The goal is to regulate the pet’s blood glucose using insulin and some diet and daily routine changes. The process may take a few weeks or many months correct. The aim is to keep the blood glucose values in an acceptable range.
Blood glucose testing at home with the Petlet Meter can provide a better picture of how well the condition is being managed and help avoid dangerous insulin overdoses. Always consult your veterinarian for their recommendations regarding the frequency of testing for your particular pet but in general, a diabetic pet needs to be checked at least twice a day.
The bad news is… the number of dogs and cats diagnosed with diabetes has increased three-fold in the past thirty years.
The good news is… currently, diabetic dogs and cats receiving treatment have the same expected lifespan as non-diabetic dogs of the same age and gender.
What is Diabetes?
Diabetes Mellitus (the most common feline/canine Diabetes) is a disease in which the beta cells of the endocrine pancreas either stop producing insulin or can no longer produce it in enough quantity for the body’s needs. The condition is treatable and need not shorten the animal’s life span or interfere with quality of life If left untreated, the condition can lead to cataracts, increasing weakness in the legs (neuropathy), malnutrition, ketoacidosis, dehydration, and death. Diabetes mainly affects middle-age and older cats and dogs, but there are juvenile cases. The typical canine/feline diabetes patient is middle-age, female, and overweight at diagnosis.
Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
• excessive water consumption: Polydipsia
• frequent and/or excessive urination: Polyuria
• greater than average appetite: Polyphagia (with weight loss or maintained weight)
• decreased activity, weakness, depression
• change in gait: (walking)
• cloudy eyes: Cataracts (dogs only)
Unfortunately, many of the above-listed symptoms of Diabetes also occur in other diseases and conditions. Because of this, laboratory tests from your veterinarian are necessary to diagnose Diabetes in cats or dogs.
Treating Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
Treating Diabetes in dogs and cats is basically the same as it is for treating diabetic humans. The goal is to regulate the pet’s blood glucose using insulin and some diet and daily routine changes. The process may take a few weeks or many months correct. The aim is to keep the blood glucose values in an acceptable range.
Blood glucose testing at home with the Petlet Meter can provide a better picture of how well the condition is being managed and help avoid dangerous insulin overdoses. Always consult your veterinarian for their recommendations regarding the frequency of testing for your particular pet but in general, a diabetic pet needs to be checked at least twice a day.
The bad news is… the number of dogs and cats diagnosed with diabetes has increased three-fold in the past thirty years.
The good news is… currently, diabetic dogs and cats receiving treatment have the same expected lifespan as non-diabetic dogs of the same age and gender.
What is Diabetes?
Diabetes Mellitus (the most common feline/canine Diabetes) is a disease in which the beta cells of the endocrine pancreas either stop producing insulin or can no longer produce it in enough quantity for the body’s needs. The condition is treatable and need not shorten the animal’s life span or interfere with quality of life If left untreated, the condition can lead to cataracts, increasing weakness in the legs (neuropathy), malnutrition, ketoacidosis, dehydration, and death. Diabetes mainly affects middle-age and older cats and dogs, but there are juvenile cases. The typical canine/feline diabetes patient is middle-age, female, and overweight at diagnosis.
Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
• excessive water consumption: Polydipsia
• frequent and/or excessive urination: Polyuria
• greater than average appetite: Polyphagia (with weight loss or maintained weight)
• decreased activity, weakness, depression
• change in gait: (walking)
• cloudy eyes: Cataracts (dogs only)
Unfortunately, many of the above-listed symptoms of Diabetes also occur in other diseases and conditions. Because of this, laboratory tests from your veterinarian are necessary to diagnose Diabetes in cats or dogs.
Treating Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
Treating Diabetes in dogs and cats is basically the same as it is for treating diabetic humans. The goal is to regulate the pet’s blood glucose using insulin and some diet and daily routine changes. The process may take a few weeks or many months correct. The aim is to keep the blood glucose values in an acceptable range.
Blood glucose testing at home with the Petlet Meter can provide a better picture of how well the condition is being managed and help avoid dangerous insulin overdoses. Always consult your veterinarian for their recommendations regarding the frequency of testing for your particular pet but in general, a diabetic pet needs to be checked at least twice a day.
The bad news is… the number of dogs and cats diagnosed with diabetes has increased three-fold in the past thirty years.
The good news is… currently, diabetic dogs and cats receiving treatment have the same expected lifespan as non-diabetic dogs of the same age and gender.
What is Diabetes?
Diabetes Mellitus (the most common feline/canine Diabetes) is a disease in which the beta cells of the endocrine pancreas either stop producing insulin or can no longer produce it in enough quantity for the body’s needs. The condition is treatable and need not shorten the animal’s life span or interfere with quality of life If left untreated, the condition can lead to cataracts, increasing weakness in the legs (neuropathy), malnutrition, ketoacidosis, dehydration, and death. Diabetes mainly affects middle-age and older cats and dogs, but there are juvenile cases. The typical canine/feline diabetes patient is middle-age, female, and overweight at diagnosis.
Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
• excessive water consumption: Polydipsia
• frequent and/or excessive urination: Polyuria
• greater than average appetite: Polyphagia (with either weight loss or maintenance of current weight)
• decreased activity, weakness, depression
• change in gait: (walking)
• cloudy eyes: Cataracts (dogs only)
Unfortunately, many of the above-listed symptoms of Diabetes also occur in other diseases and conditions. Because of this, laboratory tests from your veterinarian are necessary to diagnose Diabetes in cats or dogs.
Treating Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
Treating Diabetes in dogs and cats is basically the same as it is for treating diabetic humans. The goal is to regulate the pet’s blood glucose using insulin and some diet and daily routine changes. The process may take a few weeks or many months correct. The aim is to keep the blood glucose values in an acceptable range.
Blood glucose testing at home with the Petlet Meter can provide a better picture of how well the condition is being managed and help avoid dangerous insulin overdoses. Always consult your veterinarian for their recommendations regarding the frequency of testing for your particular pet but in general, a diabetic pet needs to be checked at least twice a day.
The bad news is… the number of dogs and cats diagnosed with diabetes has increased three-fold in the past thirty years.
The good news is… currently, diabetic dogs and cats receiving treatment have the same expected lifespan as non-diabetic dogs of the same age and gender.
What is Diabetes?
Diabetes Mellitus (the most common feline/canine Diabetes) is a disease in which the beta cells of the endocrine pancreas either stop producing insulin or can no longer produce it in enough quantity for the body’s needs. The condition is treatable and need not shorten the animal’s life span or interfere with quality of life If left untreated, the condition can lead to cataracts, increasing weakness in the legs (neuropathy), malnutrition, ketoacidosis, dehydration, and death. Diabetes mainly affects middle-age and older cats and dogs, but there are juvenile cases. The typical canine/feline diabetes patient is middle-age, female, and overweight at diagnosis.
Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
• excessive water consumption: Polydipsia
• frequent and/or excessive urination: Polyuria
• greater than average appetite: Polyphagia (with either weight loss or maintenance of current weight)
• decreased activity, weakness, depression
• cloudy eyes: Cataracts (dogs only)
Unfortunately, many of the above-listed symptoms of Diabetes also occur in other diseases and conditions. Because of this, laboratory tests from your veterinarian are necessary to diagnose Diabetes in cats or dogs.
Treating Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
Treating Diabetes in dogs and cats is basically the same as it is for treating diabetic humans. The goal is to regulate the pet’s blood glucose using insulin and some diet and daily routine changes. The process may take a few weeks or many months correct. The aim is to keep the blood glucose values in an acceptable range.
Blood glucose testing at home with the Petlet Meter can provide a better picture of how well the condition is being managed and help avoid dangerous insulin overdoses. Always consult your veterinarian for their recommendations regarding the frequency of testing for your particular pet but in general, a diabetic pet needs to be checked at least twice a day.
The bad news is… the number of dogs and cats diagnosed with diabetes has increased three-fold in the past thirty years.
The good news is… currently, diabetic dogs and cats receiving treatment have the same expected lifespan as non-diabetic dogs of the same age and gender.
What is Diabetes?
Diabetes Mellitus (the most common feline/canine Diabetes) is a disease in which the beta cells of the endocrine pancreas either stop producing insulin or can no longer produce it in enough quantity for the body’s needs. The condition is treatable and need not shorten the animal’s life span or interfere with quality of life If left untreated, the condition can lead to cataracts, increasing weakness in the legs (neuropathy), malnutrition, ketoacidosis, dehydration, and death. Diabetes mainly affects middle-age and older cats and dogs, but there are juvenile cases. The typical canine/feline diabetes patient is middle-age, female, and overweight at diagnosis.
Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
• excessive water consumption: Polydipsia
• frequent and/or excessive urination: Polyuria
• greater than average appetite: Polyphagia (with either weight loss or maintenance of current weight)
• decreased activity, weakness, depression
• cloudy eyes: Cataracts (dogs only)
Unfortunately, many of the above-listed symptoms of Diabetes also occur in other diseases and conditions. Because of this, laboratory tests from your veterinarian are necessary to diagnose Diabetes in cats or dogs.
Treating Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
Treating Diabetes in dogs and cats is basically the same as it is for treating diabetic humans. The goal is to regulate the pet’s blood glucose using insulin and some diet and daily routine changes. The process may take a few weeks or many months correct. The aim is to keep the blood glucose values in an acceptable range.
Blood glucose testing at home with the Petlet Meter can provide a better picture of how well the condition is being managed and help avoid dangerous insulin overdoses. Always consult your veterinarian for their recommendations regarding the frequency of testing for your particular pet but in general, a diabetic pet needs to be checked at least twice a day.
The bad news is… the number of dogs and cats diagnosed with diabetes has increased three-fold in the past thirty years.
The good news is… currently, diabetic dogs and cats receiving treatment have the same expected lifespan as non-diabetic dogs of the same age and gender.
What is Diabetes?
Diabetes Mellitus (the most common feline/canine Diabetes) is a disease in which the beta cells of the endocrine pancreas either stop producing insulin or can no longer produce it in enough quantity for the body’s needs. The condition is treatable and need not shorten the animal’s life span or interfere with quality of life If left untreated, the condition can lead to cataracts, increasing weakness in the legs (neuropathy), malnutrition, ketoacidosis, dehydration, and death. Diabetes mainly affects middle-age and older cats and dogs, but there are juvenile cases. The typical canine/feline diabetes patient is middle-age, female, and overweight at diagnosis.
Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
• excessive water consumption: Polydipsia
• frequent and/or excessive urination: Polyuria
• greater than average appetite: Polyphagia (with either weight loss or maintenance of current weight)
• cloudy eyes: Cataracts
Treating Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
Treating Diabetes in dogs and cats is basically the same as it is for treating diabetic humans. The goal is to regulate the pet’s blood glucose using insulin and some diet and daily routine changes. The process may take a few weeks or many months correct. The aim is to keep the blood glucose values in an acceptable range.
Blood glucose testing at home with the Petlet Meter can provide a better picture of how well the condition is being managed and help avoid dangerous insulin overdoses. Always consult your veterinarian for their recommendations regarding the frequency of testing for your particular pet but in general, a diabetic pet needs to be checked at least twice a day.
The bad news is… the number of dogs and cats diagnosed with diabetes has increased three-fold in the past thirty years.
The good news is… currently, diabetic dogs and cats receiving treatment have the same expected lifespan as non-diabetic dogs of the same age and gender.
What is Diabetes?
Diabetes Mellitus (the most common feline/canine Diabetes) is a disease in which the beta cells of the endocrine pancreas either stop producing insulin or can no longer produce it in enough quantity for the body’s needs. The condition is treatable and need not shorten the animal’s life span or interfere with quality of life If left untreated, the condition can lead to cataracts, increasing weakness in the legs (neuropathy), malnutrition, ketoacidosis, dehydration, and death. Diabetes mainly affects middle-age and older cats and dogs, but there are juvenile cases. The typical canine/feline diabetes patient is middle-age, female, and overweight at diagnosis.
Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
• excessive water consumption: Polydipsia
• frequent and/or excessive urination: Polyuria
• greater than average appetite: Polyphagia (with either weight loss or maintenance of current weight)
• cloudy eyes: Cataracts
Treating Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
Treating Diabetes in dogs and cats is basically the same as it is for treating diabetic humans. The goal is to regulate the pet’s blood glucose using insulin and some diet and daily routine changes. The process may take a few weeks or many months correct. The aim is to keep the blood glucose values in an acceptable range.
Blood glucose testing at home with the Petlet Meter can provide a better picture of how well the condition is being managed and help avoid dangerous insulin overdoses. Always consult your veterinarian for their recommendations regarding the frequency of testing for your particular pet but in general, a diabetic pet needs to be checked at least twice a day.
The bad news is… the number of dogs and cats diagnosed with diabetes has increased three-fold in the past thirty years.
The good news is… currently, diabetic dogs and cats receiving treatment have the same expected lifespan as non-diabetic dogs of the same age and gender.
What is Diabetes?
Diabetes Mellitus (the most common feline/canine Diabetes) is a disease in which the beta cells of the endocrine pancreas either stop producing insulin or can no longer produce it in enough quantity for the body’s needs. The condition is treatable and need not shorten the animal’s life span or interfere with quality of life If left untreated, the condition can lead to cataracts, increasing weakness in the legs (neuropathy), malnutrition, ketoacidosis, dehydration, and death. Diabetes mainly affects middle-age and older cats and dogs, but there are juvenile cases. The typical canine/feline diabetes patient is middle-age, female, and overweight at diagnosis.
Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
• excessive water consumption: Polydipsia
• frequent and/or excessive urination: Polyuria
• greater than average appetite: Polyphagia (with either weight loss or maintenance of current weight)
• cloudy eyes: Cataracts
Treating Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
Treating Diabetes in dogs and cats is basically the same as it is for treating diabetic humans. The goal is to regulate the pet’s blood glucose using insulin and some diet and daily routine changes. The process may take a few weeks or many months correct. The aim is to keep the blood glucose values in an acceptable range.
Blood glucose testing at home with the Petlet Meter can help avoid dangerous insulin overdoses and can provide a better picture of how well the condition is being managed. Always consult your veterinarian for their recommendations regarding the frequency of testing but in general, a diabetic pet needs to be checked at least twice a day.
The bad news is… the number of dogs and cats diagnosed with diabetes has increased three-fold in the past thirty years.
The good news is… currently, diabetic dogs and cats receiving treatment have the same expected lifespan as non-diabetic dogs of the same age and gender.
What is Diabetes?
Diabetes Mellitus (the most common feline/canine Diabetes) is a disease in which the beta cells of the endocrine pancreas either stop producing insulin or can no longer produce it in enough quantity for the body’s needs. The condition is treatable and need not shorten the animal’s life span or interfere with quality of life If left untreated, the condition can lead to cataracts, increasing weakness in the legs (neuropathy), malnutrition, ketoacidosis, dehydration, and death. Diabetes mainly affects middle-age and older cats and dogs, but there are juvenile cases. The typical canine/feline diabetes patient is middle-age, female, and overweight at diagnosis.
Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
• excessive water consumption: Polydipsia
• frequent and/or excessive urination: Polyuria
• greater than average appetite: Polyphagia (with either weight loss or maintenance of current weight)
• cloudy eyes: Cataracts
Treating Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
Treating Diabetes in dogs and cats is basically the same as it is for treating diabetic humans. The goal is to regulate the pet’s blood glucose using insulin and some diet and daily routine changes. The process may take a few weeks or many months correct. The aim is to keep the blood glucose values in an acceptable range.
The bad news is… the number of dogs and cats diagnosed with diabetes has increased three-fold in the past thirty years.
The good news is… currently, diabetic dogs and cats receiving treatment have the same expected lifespan as non-diabetic dogs of the same age and gender.
What is Diabetes?
Diabetes Mellitus (the most common feline/canine Diabetes) is a disease in which the beta cells of the endocrine pancreas either stop producing insulin or can no longer produce it in enough quantity for the body’s needs. The condition is treatable and need not shorten the animal’s life span or interfere with quality of life If left untreated, the condition can lead to cataracts, increasing weakness in the legs (neuropathy), malnutrition, ketoacidosis, dehydration, and death. Diabetes mainly affects middle-age and older cats and dogs, but there are juvenile cases. The typical canine/feline diabetes patient is middle-age, female, and overweight at diagnosis.
Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
• excessive water consumption: Polydipsia
• frequent and/or excessive urination: Polyuria
• greater than average appetite: Polyphagia (with either weight loss or maintenance of current weight)
• cloudy eyes: Cataracts
The bad news is… the number of dogs and cats diagnosed with diabetes has increased three-fold in the past thirty years.
The good news is… currently, diabetic dogs and cats receiving treatment have the same expected lifespan as non-diabetic dogs of the same age and gender.
Diabetes Mellitus (the most common feline/canine Diabetes) is a disease in which the beta cells of the endocrine pancreas either stop producing insulin or can no longer produce it in enough quantity for the body’s needs. The condition is treatable and need not shorten the animal’s life span or interfere with quality of life If left untreated, the condition can lead to cataracts, increasing weakness in the legs (neuropathy), malnutrition, ketoacidosis, dehydration, and death. Diabetes mainly affects middle-age and older cats and dogs, but there are juvenile cases. The typical canine/feline diabetes patient is middle-age, female, and overweight at diagnosis.
Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
• excessive water consumption: Polydipsia
• frequent and/or excessive urination: Polyuria
• greater than average appetite: Polyphagia (with either weight loss or maintenance of current weight)
• cloudy eyes: Cataracts
Diabetes in Pets (Good News/Bad News):
The bad news is… the number of dogs and cats diagnosed with diabetes has increased three-fold in the past thirty years.
The good news is… currently, diabetic dogs and cats receiving treatment have the same expected lifespan as non-diabetic dogs of the same age and gender.
Diabetes Mellitus is a disease in which the beta cells of the endocrine pancreas either stop producing insulin or can no longer produce it in enough quantity for the body’s needs. The condition is treatable and need not shorten the animal’s life span or interfere with quality of life If left untreated, the condition can lead to cataracts, increasing weakness in the legs (neuropathy), malnutrition, ketoacidosis, dehydration, and death. Diabetes mainly affects middle-age and older cats and dogs, but there are juvenile cases. The typical canine/feline diabetes patient is middle-age, female, and overweight at diagnosis.
Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
• excessive water consumption: Polydipsia
• frequent and/or excessive urination: Polyuria
• greater than average appetite: Polyphagia (with either weight loss or maintenance of current weight)
• cloudy eyes: Cataracts
Diabetes in Pets (Good News/Bad News):
The bad news is… the number of dogs diagnosed with diabetes has increased three-fold in the past thirty years.
The good news is… currently, diabetic dogs receiving treatment have the same expected lifespan as non-diabetic dogs of the same age and gender.
Diabetes Mellitus is a disease in which the beta cells of the endocrine pancreas either stop producing insulin or can no longer produce it in enough quantity for the body’s needs. The condition is treatable and need not shorten the animal’s life span or interfere with quality of life If left untreated, the condition can lead to cataracts, increasing weakness in the legs (neuropathy), malnutrition, ketoacidosis, dehydration, and death. Diabetes mainly affects middle-age and older dogs, but there are juvenile cases. The typical canine diabetes patient is middle-age, female, and overweight at diagnosis.
Symptoms of Diabetes:
• excessive water consumption: Polydipsia
• frequent and/or excessive urination: Polyuria
• greater than average appetite: Polyphagia (with either weight loss or maintenance of current weight)
• cloudy eyes: Cataracts
North Miami Beach, Florida – Petigree Enterprises debuts its new, Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit at the 2016 Global Pet Expo. The new Petlet Meter is specially calibrated for at-home testing of blood glucose levels in dogs and cats with diabetes. The kit includes the Petlet Glucose Meter, 10 test strips, 10 lancets, the Petlet Lancing Device with 5 depth-settings, batteries and a carrying case. Safe, compact (3.75 inches x 2 inches) and easy-to-use, the new Petlet Blood Glucose Meter puts the power to monitor and control diabetes in the hands of the pet-owner.
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory• 5 second testing• Strip ejection button• Auto back-lighted LCD• Auto on/off saving battery life• Data download port |
Meter Specifications:• Display test averages 1,7,14,30,90 days• Programable HYPo indicator for low blood sugars• Testing range 10-600 mg/dL• Uses 2 standard Lithium CR2032• Battery life (3,000 tests) |
In addition to the 10-count lancets and 10-count test strips that come with the meter kit, Petlet offers replenishments in a 50-count box of Petlet Test Strips and a 50-count box of Petlet (trademark “paw-print”) 28-gauge, sterile lancets for continued use with the meter and lancing device.
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The home-use Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit – including the Petlet Meter, lancing device, 10-count test strips and 10-count Petlet “paw-print” Lancets.
The home-use Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit – including the Petlet Meter, lancing device, 10-count test strips and 10-count Petlet “paw-print” Lancets.
The home-use Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit – including the Petlet Meter, lancing device, 10-count test strips and 10-count Petlet “paw-print” Lancets.
Cat. No: PET-MK
Download detailed instructions for use.
Download the Petlet Meter Kit fact sheet.
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory• 5 second testing• Strip ejection button• Auto back-lighted LCD• Auto on/off saving battery life• Data download port |
Meter Specifications:• Display test averages 1,7,14,30,90 days• Programable HYPo indicator for low blood sugars• Testing range 10-600 mg/dL• Uses 2 standard Lithium CR2032• Battery life (3,000 tests) |
Cat. No: PET-LN-50
Download detailed instructions for use.
Download the Petlet Lancets fact sheet.
Cat. No: PET-LN-50
Download detailed instructions for use.
Cat. No: PET-MK
Download detailed instructions for use.
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory• 5 second testing• Strip ejection button• Auto back-lighted LCD• Auto on/off saving battery life• Data download port |
Meter Specifications:• Display test averages 1,7,14,30,90 days• Programable HYPo indicator for low blood sugars• Testing range 10-600 mg/dL• Uses 2 standard Lithium CR2032• Battery life (3,000 tests) |
Cat. No: PET-TS-50
Download detailed instructions for use.
Cat. No: PET-TS-50
Download detailed instructions for use.
Cat. No: PET-LN-50
Download detailed instructions for use.
Cat. No: PET-MK
Download detailed instructions for use.
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory• 5 second testing• Strip ejection button• Auto back-lighted LCD• Auto on/off saving battery life• Data download port |
Meter Specifications:• Display test averages 1,7,14,30,90 days• Programable HYPo indicator for low blood sugars• Testing range 10-600 mg/dL• Uses 2 standard Lithium CR2032• Battery life (3,000 tests) |
Cat. No: PET-MK
Download detailed instructions for use.
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory• 5 second testing• Strip ejection button• Auto back-lighted LCD• Auto on/off saving battery life• Data download port |
Meter Specifications:• Display test averages 1,7,14,30,90 days• Programable HYPo indicator for low blood sugars• Testing range 10-600 mg/dL• Uses 2 standard Lithium CR2032• Battery life (3,000 tests) |
North Miami Beach, Florida – Petigree Enterprises debuts its new, Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit at the 2016 Global Pet Expo. The new Petlet Meter is specially calibrated for at-home testing of blood glucose levels in dogs and cats with diabetes. The kit includes the Petlet Glucose Meter, 10 test strips, 10 lancets, the Petlet Lancing Device with 5 depth-settings, batteries and a carrying case. Safe, compact (3.75 inches x 2 inches) and easy-to-use, the new Petlet Blood Glucose Meter puts the power to monitor and control diabetes in the hands of the pet-owner.
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory• 5 second testing• Strip ejection button• Auto back-lighted LCD• Auto on/off saving battery life• Data download port |
Meter Specifications:• Display test averages 1,7,14,30,90 days• Programable HYPo indicator for low blood sugars• Testing range 10-600 mg/dL• Uses 2 standard Lithium CR2032• Battery life (3,000 tests) |
In addition to the 10-count lancets and 10-count test strips that come with the meter kit, Petlet offers replenishments in a 50-count box of Petlet Test Strips and a 50-count box of Petlet (trademark “paw-print”) 28-gauge, sterile lancets for continued use with the meter and lancing device.
The complete line of home-use, Petlet products for dogs and cats can be viewed at: PetletProducts.com.
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The home-use Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit – including the Petlet Meter, lancing device, 10-count test strips and 10-count Petlet “paw-print” Lancets.
The home-use Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit – including the Petlet Meter, lancing device, 10-count test strips and 10-count Petlet “paw-print” Lancets.
The home-use Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit – including the Petlet Meter, lancing device, 10-count test strips and 10-count Petlet “paw-print” Lancets.
North Miami Beach, Florida – Petigree Enterprises debuts its new, Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit at the 2016 Global Pet Expo. The new Petlet Meter is specially calibrated for at-home testing of blood glucose levels in dogs and cats with diabetes. The kit includes the Petlet Glucose Meter, 10 test strips, 10 lancets, the Petlet Lancing Device with 5 depth-settings, batteries and a carrying case. Safe, compact (3.75 inches x 2 inches) and easy-to-use, the new Petlet Blood Glucose Meter puts the power to monitor and control diabetes in the hands of the pet-owner.
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory• 5 second testing• Strip ejection button• Auto back-lighted LCD• Auto on/off saving battery life• Data download port |
Meter Specifications:• Display test averages 1,7,14,30,90 days• Programable HYPo indicator for low blood sugars• Testing range 10-600 mg/dL• Uses 2 standard Lithium CR2032• Battery life (3,000 tests) |
In addition to the 10-count lancets and 10-count test strips that come with the meter kit, Petlet offers replenishments in a 50-count box of Petlet Test Strips and a 50-count box of Petlet (trademark “paw-print”) 28-gauge, sterile lancets for continued use with the meter and lancing device.
The complete line of home-use, Petlet products for dogs and cats can be viewed at: PetletProducts.com.
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The home-use Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit – including the Petlet Meter, lancing device, 10-count test strips and 10-count Petlet “paw-print” Lancets.
The home-use Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit – including the Petlet Meter, lancing device, 10-count test strips and 10-count Petlet “paw-print” Lancets.
The home-use Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit – including the Petlet Meter, lancing device, 10-count test strips and 10-count Petlet “paw-print” Lancets.
North Miami Beach, Florida – Petigree Enterprises debuts its new, Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit at the 2016 Global Pet Expo. The new Petlet Meter is specially calibrated for at-home testing of blood glucose levels in dogs and cats with diabetes. The kit includes the Petlet Glucose Meter, 10 test strips, 10 lancets, the Petlet Lancing Device with 5 depth-settings, batteries and a carrying case. Safe, compact (3.75 inches x 2 inches) and easy-to-use, the new Petlet Blood Glucose Meter puts the power to monitor and control diabetes in the hands of the pet-owner.
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory• 5 second testing• Strip ejection button• Auto back-lighted LCD• Auto on/off saving battery life• Data download port |
Meter Specifications:• Display test averages 1,7,14,30,90 days• Programable HYPo indicator for low blood sugars• Testing range 10-600 mg/dL• Uses 2 standard Lithium CR2032• Battery life (3,000 tests) |
In addition to the 10-count lancets and 10-count test strips that come with the meter kit, Petlet offers replenishments in a 50-count box of Petlet Test Strips and a 50-count box of Petlet (trademark “paw-print”) 28-gauge, sterile lancets for continued use with the meter and lancing device.
The complete line of home-use, Petlet products for dogs and cats can be viewed at: PetletProducts.com.
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The home-use Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit – including the Petlet Meter, lancing device, 10-count test strips and 10-count Petlet “paw-print” Lancets.
North Miami Beach, Florida – Petigree Enterprises debuts its new, Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit at the 2016 Global Pet Expo. The new Petlet Meter is specially calibrated for at-home testing of blood glucose levels in dogs and cats with diabetes. The kit includes the Petlet Glucose Meter, 10 test strips, 10 lancets, the Petlet Lancing Device with 5 depth-settings, batteries and a carrying case. Safe, compact (3.75 inches x 2 inches) and easy-to-use, the new Petlet Blood Glucose Meter puts the power to monitor and control diabetes in the hands of the pet-owner.
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory• 5 second testing• Strip ejection button• Auto back-lighted LCD• Auto on/off saving battery life• Data download port |
Meter Specifications:• Display test averages 1,7,14,30,90 days• Programable HYPo indicator for low blood sugars• Testing range 10-600 mg/dL• Uses 2 standard Lithium CR2032• Battery life (3,000 tests) |
In addition to the 10-count lancets and 10-count test strips that come with the meter kit, Petlet offers replenishments in a 50-count box of Petlet Test Strips and a 50-count box of Petlet (trademark “paw-print”) 28-gauge, sterile lancets for continued use with the meter and lancing device.
The complete line of home-use, Petlet products for dogs and cats can be viewed at: PetletProducts.com.
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The home-use Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit – including the Petlet Meter, lancing device, 10-count test strips and 10-count Petlet “paw-print” Lancets.
North Miami Beach, Florida – Petigree Enterprises debuts its new, Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit at the 2016 Global Pet Expo. The new Petlet Meter is specially calibrated for at-home testing of blood glucose levels in dogs and cats with diabetes. The kit includes the Petlet Glucose Meter, 10 test strips, 10 lancets, the Petlet Lancing Device with 5 depth-settings, batteries and a carrying case. Safe, compact (3.75 inches x 2 inches) and easy-to-use, the new Petlet Blood Glucose Meter puts the power to monitor and control diabetes in the hands of the pet-owner.
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory• 5 second testing• Strip ejection button• Auto back-lighted LCD• Auto on/off saving battery life• Data download port |
Meter Specifications:• Display test averages 1,7,14,30,90 days• Programable HYPo indicator for low blood sugars• Testing range 10-600 mg/dL• Uses 2 standard Lithium CR2032• Battery life (3,000 tests) |
In addition to the 10-count lancets and 10-count test strips that come with the meter kit, Petlet offers replenishments in a 50-count box of Petlet Test Strips and a 50-count box of Petlet (trademark “paw-print”) 28-gauge, sterile lancets for continued use with the meter and lancing device.
The complete line of home-use, Petlet products for dogs and cats can be viewed at: PetletProducts.com.
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The home-use Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit – including the Petlet Meter, lancing device, 10-count test strips and 10-count Petlet “paw-print” Lancets.
North Miami Beach, Florida – Petigree Enterprises debuts its new, Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit at the 2016 Global Pet Expo. The new Petlet Meter is specially calibrated for at-home testing of blood glucose levels in dogs and cats with diabetes. The kit includes the Petlet Glucose Meter, 10 test strips, 10 lancets, the Petlet Lancing Device with 5 depth-settings, batteries and a carrying case. Safe, compact (3.75 inches x 2 inches) and easy-to-use, the new Petlet Blood Glucose Meter puts the power to monitor and control diabetes in the hands of the pet-owner.
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory• 5 second testing• Strip ejection button• Auto back-lighted LCD• Auto on/off saving battery life• Data download port |
Meter Specifications:• Display test averages 1,7,14,30,90 days• Programable HYPo indicator for low blood sugars• Testing range 10-600 mg/dL• Uses 2 standard Lithium CR2032• Battery life (3,000 tests) |
In addition to the 10-count lancets and 10-count test strips that come with the meter kit, Petlet offers replenishments in a 50-count box of Petlet Test Strips and a 50-count box of Petlet (trademark “paw-print”) 28-gauge, sterile lancets for continued use with the meter and lancing device.
The complete line of home-use, Petlet products for dogs and cats can be viewed at: PetletProducts.com.
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North Miami Beach, Florida – Petigree Enterprises debuts its new, Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit at the 2016 Global Pet Expo. The new Petlet Meter is specially calibrated for at-home testing of blood glucose levels in dogs and cats with diabetes. The kit includes the Petlet Glucose Meter, 10 test strips, 10 lancets, the Petlet Lancing Device with 5 depth-settings, batteries and a carrying case. Safe, compact (3.75 inches x 2 inches) and easy-to-use, the new Petlet Blood Glucose Meter puts the power to monitor and control diabetes in the hands of the pet-owner.
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory• 5 second testing• Strip ejection button• Auto back-lighted LCD• Auto on/off saving battery life• Data download port |
Meter Specifications:• Display test averages 1,7,14,30,90 days• Programable HYPo indicator for low blood sugars• Testing range 10-600 mg/dL• Uses 2 standard Lithium CR2032• Battery life (3,000 tests) |
In addition to the 10-count lancets and 10-count test strips that come with the meter kit, Petlet offers replenishments in a 50-count box of Petlet Test Strips and a 50-count box of Petlet (trademark “paw-print”) 28-gauge, sterile lancets for continued use with the meter and lancing device.
The complete line of home-use, Petlet products for dogs and cats can be viewed at: PetletProducts.com.
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North Miami Beach, Florida – Petigree Enterprises debuts its new, Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit at the 2016 Global Pet Expo. The new Petlet Meter is specially calibrated for at-home testing of blood glucose levels in dogs and cats with diabetes. The kit includes the Petlet Glucose Meter, 10 test strips, 10 lancets, the Petlet Lancing Device with 5 depth-settings, batteries and a carrying case. Safe, compact (3.75 inches x 2 inches) and easy-to-use, the new Petlet Blood Glucose Meter puts the power to monitor and control diabetes in the hands of the pet-owner.
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory• 5 second testing• Strip ejection button• Auto back-lighted LCD• Auto on/off saving battery life• Data download port |
Meter Specifications:• Display test averages 1,7,14,30,90 days• Programable HYPo indicator for low blood sugars• Testing range 10-600 mg/dL• Uses 2 standard Lithium CR2032• Battery life (3,000 tests) |
In addition to the 10-count lancets and 10-count test strips that come with the meter kit, Petlet offers replenishments in a 50-count box of Petlet Test Strips and a 50-count box of Petlet (trademark “paw-print”) 28-gauge, sterile lancets for continued use with the meter and lancing device.
The complete line of home-use, Petlet products for dogs and cats can be viewed at: PetletProducts.com.
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North Miami Beach, Florida – Petigree Enterprises debuts its new, Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit at the 2016 Global Pet Expo. The new Petlet Meter is specially calibrated for at-home testing of blood glucose levels in dogs and cats with diabetes. The kit includes the Petlet Glucose Meter, 10 test strips, 10 lancets, the Petlet Lancing Device with 5 depth-settings, batteries and a carrying case. Safe, compact (3.75 inches x 2 inches) and easy-to-use, the new Petlet Blood Glucose Meter puts the power to monitor and control diabetes in the hands of the pet-owner.
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory• 5 second testing• Strip ejection button• Auto back-lighted LCD• Auto on/off saving battery life• Data download port |
Technical Support:1-770-847-8377Monday – Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm EST |
In addition to the 10-count lancets and 10-count test strips that come with the meter kit, Petlet offers replenishments in a 50-count box of Petlet Test Strips and a 50-count box of Petlet (trademark “paw-print”) 28-gauge, sterile lancets for continued use with the meter and lancing device.
The complete line of home-use, Petlet products for dogs and cats can be viewed at: PetletProducts.com.
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North Miami Beach, Florida – Petigree Enterprises debuts its new, Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit at the 2016 Global Pet Expo. The new Petlet Meter is specially calibrated for at-home testing of blood glucose levels in dogs and cats with diabetes. The kit includes the Petlet Glucose Meter, 10 test strips, 10 lancets, the Petlet Lancing Device with 5 depth-settings, batteries and a carrying case. Safe, compact (3.75 inches x 2 inches) and easy-to-use, the new Petlet Blood Glucose Meter puts the power to monitor and control diabetes in the hands of the pet-owner.
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory |
Technical Support:1-770-847-8377Monday – Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm EST |
In addition to the 10-count lancets and 10-count test strips that come with the meter kit, Petlet offers replenishments in a 50-count box of Petlet Test Strips and a 50-count box of Petlet (trademark “paw-print”) 28-gauge, sterile lancets for continued use with the meter and lancing device.
The complete line of home-use, Petlet products for dogs and cats can be viewed at: PetletProducts.com.
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North Miami Beach, Florida – Petigree Enterprises debuts its new, Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit at the 2016 Global Pet Expo. The new Petlet Meter is specially calibrated for at-home testing of blood glucose levels in dogs and cats with diabetes. The kit includes the Petlet Glucose Meter, 10 test strips, 10 lancets, the Petlet Lancing Device with 5 depth-settings, batteries and a carrying case. Safe, compact (3.75 inches x 2 inches) and easy-to-use, the new Petlet Blood Glucose Meter puts the power to monitor and control diabetes in the hands of the pet-owner.
In addition to the 10-count lancets and 10-count test strips that come with the meter kit, Petlet offers replenishments in a 50-count box of Petlet Test Strips and a 50-count box of Petlet (trademark “paw-print”) 28-gauge, sterile lancets for continued use with the meter and lancing device.
The complete line of home-use, Petlet products for dogs and cats can be viewed at: PetletProducts.com.
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North Miami Beach, Florida – Petigree Enterprises debuts its new, Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit at the 2016 Global Pet Expo. The new Petlet Meter is specially calibrated for at-home testing of blood glucose levels in dogs and cats with diabetes. The kit includes the Petlet Glucose Meter, 10 test strips, 10 lancets, the Petlet Lancing Device with 5 depth-settings, batteries and a carrying case. Safe, compact (3.75 inches x 2 inches) and easy-to-use, the new Petlet Blood Glucose Meter puts the power to monitor and control diabetes in the hands of the pet-owner.
In addition to the 10-count lancets and 10-count test strips that come with the meter kit, Petlet offers replenishments in a 50-count box of Petlet Test Strips and a 50-count box of Petlet (trademark “paw-print”) 28-gauge, sterile lancets for continued use with the meter and lancing device.
The complete line of home-use, Petlet products for dogs and cats can be viewed at: PetletProducts.com.
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North Miami Beach, Florida – Petigree Enterprises debuts its new, Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit at the 2016 Global Pet Expo. The new Petlet Meter is specially calibrated for at-home testing of blood glucose levels in dogs and cats with diabetes. The kit includes the Petlet Glucose Meter, 10 test strips, 10 lancets, the Petlet Lancing Device with 5 depth-settings, batteries and a carrying case. Safe, compact (3.75 inches x 2 inches) and easy-to-use, the new Petlet Blood Glucose Meter puts the power to monitor and control diabetes in the hands of the pet-owner.
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory• 5 second testing• Strip ejection button• Auto back-lighted LCD• Auto on/off saving battery life• Data download port |
Meter Specifications:• Display test averages 1,7,14,30,90 days• Programable HYPo indicator for low blood sugars• Testing range 10-600 mg/dL• Uses 2 standard Lithium CR2032• Battery life (3,000 tests) |
In addition to the 10-count lancets and 10-count test strips that come with the meter kit, Petlet offers replenishments in a 50-count box of Petlet Test Strips and a 50-count box of Petlet (trademark “paw-print”) 28-gauge, sterile lancets for continued use with the meter and lancing device.
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The home-use Petlet Blood Glucose Meter Kit – including the Petlet Meter, lancing device, 10-count test strips and 10-count Petlet “paw-print” Lancets.
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Cat. No: PET-MK
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory• 5 second testing• Strip ejection button• Auto back-lighted LCD• Auto on/off saving battery life• Data download port |
Meter Specifications:• Display test averages 1,7,14,30,90 days• Programable HYPo indicator for low blood sugars• Testing range 10-600 mg/dL• Uses 2 standard Lithium CR2032• Battery life (3,000 tests) |
Customer Service & Sales:1-770-988-PETS (7387)Monday – Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm EST |
Technical Support:1-770-847-8377Monday – Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm EST |
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Cat. No: PET-LN-50
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Cat. No: PET-TS-50
Cat. No: PET-MK
Download the Petlet Meter Kit fact sheet.
Meter Features:• No coding required• 500 test memory• 5 second testing• Strip ejection button• Auto back-lighted LCD• Auto on/off saving battery life• Data download port |
Meter Specifications:• Display test averages 1,7,14,30,90 days• Programable HYPo indicator for low blood sugars• Testing range 10-600 mg/dL• Uses 2 standard Lithium CR2032• Battery life (3,000 tests) |
The bad news first… the number of dogs and cats diagnosed with diabetes has increased three-fold in the past thirty years.
But the good news is… diabetic dogs and cats, with proper glucose monitoring and treatment have the same expected lifespan as non-diabetic dogs of the same age and gender.
What is Diabetes?
Diabetes Mellitus (the most common feline/canine Diabetes) is a disease in which the beta cells of the endocrine pancreas either stop producing insulin or can no longer produce it in enough quantity for the body’s needs. The condition is treatable and need not shorten the animal’s life span or interfere with quality of life but, if left untreated, the condition can lead to cataracts, increasing weakness in the legs (neuropathy), malnutrition, ketoacidosis, dehydration, and even death. Diabetes mainly affects middle-age and older cats and dogs, but there are juvenile cases. The typical canine/feline diabetes patient is middle-age, female, and overweight at diagnosis.
Symptoms of Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
• excessive water consumption: Polydipsia
• frequent and/or excessive urination: Polyuria
• greater than average appetite: Polyphagia (with weight loss or maintained weight)
• decreased activity, weakness, depression
• change in gait: (walking)
• cloudy eyes: Cataracts (dogs only)
Unfortunately, many of the above-listed symptoms of Diabetes also occur in other diseases and conditions. Because of this, laboratory tests from your veterinarian are necessary to diagnose Diabetes in cats or dogs.
Treating Diabetes in Dogs & Cats:
Treating Diabetes in dogs and cats is basically the same as it is for treating diabetic humans. The goal is to regulate the pet’s blood glucose using insulin and some diet and daily routine changes. The process may take a few weeks or many months to correct. The aim is to keep the blood glucose values within an acceptable range.
Blood glucose testing at home with the Petlet Meter can provide a better picture of how well glucose levels are being managed and help avoid dangerous insulin overdoses. Always consult your veterinarian for their recommendations regarding the frequency of testing for your particular pet but in general, a diabetic pet needs to be checked at least twice a day.
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