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CentriVet Glucose & Ketosis Tester Digital

€4711

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CentriVet Glucose & Ketosis Tester Digital

CentriVet blood glucose and ketone tester is a dual glucose and ketone meter, specially developed for animals. Unique technology ensures that you get accurate results for each animal in seconds.

  • Small amount of blood needed 0.8 µL and 1.2 µL for glucose and ketones.
  • 5 seconds for glucose results and 10 seconds for ketone results.
  • Clinically proven accuracy
  • Audible refill detection reduces lost test strips
Set includes Monitor (tester), 2 batteries, storage bag.

 

Supplied without test strips 903081

Why test? Ketosis (milk fever) is a metabolic disease. One in nine Dutch dairy cows suffer from ketosis in the first months after calving, but there are large differences in the percentage of cows with ketosis per farm. The disease mainly occurs at the beginning of lactation as a result of a negative energy balance. Cause Ketosis occurs because cows consume too little feed directly after calving compared to the amount of milk produced, in other words: energy intake lags behind at the energy requirement. To cover this deficit, the cow breaks down its own body fat, a process in which ketones are formed. The body can process small amounts of these waste products, but at extreme energy shortages this is no longer possible and ketosis occurs. Symptoms Cows with ketosis become sluggish, have little appetite, do not take in enough concentrated feed, give less milk, have stiff manure and their condition decreases rapidly. The exhaled air of cows with ketosis smells of acetone (one of the ketones). Ketosis is often the result of another problem, such as mastitis, uterine inflammation, abomasum displacement, but also a claw disorder. These disorders have a negative effect on feed intake, causing cows to develop a negative energy balance more quickly. source: www.veearts.nl

Interpretation of the test:

  • 0 - 1.4 mmol Normal value for a fresh cow
  • 1.4 - 3.0 mmol Ketosis
  • 3.0 - 6.5 mmol Severe ketosis
  • 6.5 mmol Very severe ketosis
  • 8.0 mmol Poor prognosis

 

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CentriVet

CentriVet Glucose & Ketosis Tester Digital

€4711

CentriVet Glucose & Ketosis Tester Digital

CentriVet blood glucose and ketone tester is a dual glucose and ketone meter, specially developed for animals. Unique technology ensures that you get accurate results for each animal in seconds.

Set includes Monitor (tester), 2 batteries, storage bag.

 

Supplied without test strips 903081

Why test? Ketosis (milk fever) is a metabolic disease. One in nine Dutch dairy cows suffer from ketosis in the first months after calving, but there are large differences in the percentage of cows with ketosis per farm. The disease mainly occurs at the beginning of lactation as a result of a negative energy balance. Cause Ketosis occurs because cows consume too little feed directly after calving compared to the amount of milk produced, in other words: energy intake lags behind at the energy requirement. To cover this deficit, the cow breaks down its own body fat, a process in which ketones are formed. The body can process small amounts of these waste products, but at extreme energy shortages this is no longer possible and ketosis occurs. Symptoms Cows with ketosis become sluggish, have little appetite, do not take in enough concentrated feed, give less milk, have stiff manure and their condition decreases rapidly. The exhaled air of cows with ketosis smells of acetone (one of the ketones). Ketosis is often the result of another problem, such as mastitis, uterine inflammation, abomasum displacement, but also a claw disorder. These disorders have a negative effect on feed intake, causing cows to develop a negative energy balance more quickly. source: www.veearts.nl

Interpretation of the test:

 

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