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JUST AS IN HUMANS, OUR CATS AND DOGS CAN ALSO HAVE DIABETES
DIABETES IS MANAGEABLE. WITH PROPER MANAGEMENT USING AN ALPHATRAK 2 METER, A DIABETIC DOG OR CAT CAN LEAD AN ACTIVE LIFE.
What is Pet Diabetes?
If you are unsure if your pet has diabetes, visit your veterinarian.
For more information on pet diabetes, visit www.diabeticpetconnection.com/ and sign up to receive a free information guide.
Participate in a canine diabetes survey conducted by The University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine
How to use AlphaTrak
Benefits of Managing Diabetes at Home
How to Set Up the Meter
How to Take a Blood Sample and Perform a Test
How to Use the New Lancing Device
What AlphaTrak Users are Saying
A Pet Owner's Story about AlphaTRAK
Ease of At-Home Blood Glucose Testing
Stay Connected with the petdialog app
The PetDialog app gives you a unique insight into every aspect of your pet’s life, including the measurement of your pet's blood glucose levels.
With the PetDialog app, you can register your AlphaTRAK 2 meter so that you can see trends in your pet's diabetic health. In addition to helping you organize your pet's life, the PetDialog App lets you connect with your veterinary practice. Your veterinarian will gain a better understanding of your pet by seeing details of its life through the app, ensuring your pet always receives the best professional advice and care.
PLEASE ENTER YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS AND AN EMAIL WITH DOWNLOAD INSTRUCTIONS WILL BE SENT TO YOU.
PLEASE ENTER YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS AND AN EMAIL WITH DOWNLOAD INSTRUCTIONS WILL BE SENT TO YOU.
Purchase an AlphaTRAK® 2 Meter from ADW Diabetes and American Diabetes Supply
Purchase an AlphaTRAK® 2 Meter from your veterinarian or one of these online retailers
The product information provided in this site is intended only for residents of the United States. The products discussed herein may not have marketing authorization or may have different product labeling in different countries. The animal health information contained herein is provided for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace discussions with an animal healthcare professional. All decisions regarding the care of a veterinary patient must be made with an animal healthcare professional, considering the unique characteristics of the patient.
DOWNLOAD: UNDERSTANDING PET DIABETES
DOWNLOAD: MANAGING DIABETES AT HOME
