🐾 Advocate 21g PT-130 Pet Test Twist Top Lancets for Dogs and Cats Review

I would recommend these kits even if you have a different brand of blood glucose meter. The poker is larger so it's easier to get a good sample than others I've used.

Use these to check Dixie's blood sugar regularly. So I only have to bark them once. For example, the device you put them in has different levels so you can choose how deep to go for your pup.

hard to find size. My husband prefers 21g because he has such hard skin and doesn't want to pierce himself multiple times just for a small drop of blood. They match the regular device that came with its glucose tester and at a better price.

Lancet is much larger than the 28 gauge sold by Alpha Trak. My dog doesn't even flinch when prodded. It is easier to draw blood from the ear. If they're too big for your pet, Walmart sells a .26, which is great for me. Tip: Use a gel heating pad on your ear to bring the blood to the surface. I saw this technique demonstrated in the video. I used to cry because I couldn't take blood from my furry friend's ear to check my blood sugar levels. The gel pad and increased strength solved my problem.

I was recently diagnosed with diabetes. The idea of piercing his soft ears was terrifying to me, but after watching a few YouTube videos on how to do it, I learned how to warm up his ear with rice in a sock (microwave) and pierce the cloth . I have to say I am impressed with these lancets. My cat doesn't even notice when I do this. One thing I had to learn was to wait a second after the injection for blood to come out. The first time I did it and the blood didn't appear right away, I pricked…