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THE USAGE OF ALPHATRAK® 2 METER FOR DIABETIC CATS AND DOGS
Convenient
Your clients can effectively co-manage their diabetic cats and dogs from the comfort of their own home.
Accurate
Calibrated for acats and dogs, AlphaTRAK® 2 provides reliable data that you and your clients can depend on during the treatment of diabetic cats and dogs.
Easy to Use
Small blood sample size and quick wicking makes sampling and testing easy with the AlphaTRAK® 2 pet glucometer.
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