Monitoring Blood Thinning Agents in Pets at Point-of-Care
A PT/INR test helps ensure the effectiveness of the anticoagulant drug warfarin and that prothrombin time and the internationally normalized ratio are appropriately prolonged. The APTT test is used primarily to investigate unexplained clotting or bleeding.

The CHL-QV-3 Plus VET test merges the two tests in an easy-to-use small-sample blood test that provides highly accurate results within 2-7 minutes. The dry reagent strips can be stored at room temperature for immediate use for up to 12 or 18 months, with no equilibration required.

Features:
• Reliable laboratory results in 3 - 7 minutes for PT and aPTT
• 10 - 20 μL of fresh venous whole blood or citrate whole blood
• Onboard quality control
• External liquid QC (LQC) available
• Built-in temperature-controlled testing
• Built-in QR code scanner
• No calibration or instrument manipulation is required

Clinical Applications:
• Determining the effectiveness of blood-thinning agents
• To determine possible ingestion of rodent poison
• To identify coagulation factor deficiency
• To detect nonspecific antibodies associated with clotting episodes
• To monitor standard heparin anticoagulant therapy