KIT4CAT Checkup Kit At Home Wellness Test For Dogs|Telescopic Pole&Detachable Cup For Urine Collection And Testing Strips For Detection Of Glucose,Protein,Ph,And Blood In The Urine

Checked my dog and it turned out Protein was high. Vet said that kit might be wrong, however after he checked he also confirmed high protein and infection. Medication started and my dog is fine now.

This is an excellent product. Super easy to use, instructions are clear.

Who thought I could get my toy poodle to pee in a cup, but I did! As a result I knew it was time to have her blood sugar checked for diabetes. I wish the test had been "wrong," but it was right. The good news is we caught it early and Lily is being treated properly. I didn't ask, but being able to bring the sample in myself probably recouped (or will recoup) the cost of the test. The telescope catch wand is brilliant and with addition test strips is a permanent home health care tool.

Bought it to test present of blood in my dog’s urine. It served its purpose. What I like is that the test strips are wrapped. The kit contains a holder to help you hold the collection cup so you won’t get urine on your hand. But this is more suitable for a medium size or large dog especially if it’s a male dog. My dog is small size & female. I ended up using a dish to collect the urine. It will be great if it has more than just 2 test strips. For that the price is a bit expensive considering you can perform only 2 tests. I feel that the cup holder & the collection cup are redundant. The collection cup is made of paper just like the ice cream cup with the cover. The holder is a metal ring with a plastic handle (see photo) - which is of no use to anyone once the 2 tests are done. Would rather they spent resources in providing more wrapped test strips instead.

Easy to use and most importantly, accurate. My mini Australian Shepherd has a history of UTIs and I became concerned after a very unusual "potty" accident that occurred in the past when he had a UTI. I wasn't sure what to think at first because he wasn't showing any other noticeable symptoms and I didn't want to rack up another high vet bill unless it was necessary. I decided to try this at-home test first to easy my mind and provide some guidance. The test results showed "negative" for everything except for protein in his urine which hinted at a kidney condition. I called the vet and my Aussie had a urinalysis done the next day at the vet's office. The vet's results and this at-home test were the same. Blood work followed and we were able to rule out any conditions. We found out that he is healthy and doesn't have any kidney issues right now. His diet was simply too high in protein which put too much stress on the kidneys. This resulted in protein in the urine. We are currently adjusting his diet as necessary to prevent any future kidney issues. I am thankful for this very accurate at-home test that caught it on time. I will be continuing to use these tests to monitor my Aussie's urine contents for both UTI's and protein. I highly recommend this test!

My 14 year old canine was treated for her first ever UTI with the most appropriate antibiotics. We were then inbetween vets. I purchased this test kit to see how she was doing. The test kit does not give the information a culture would. However it does and did tell me there was still a significant amount of blood in her urine. This is blood not visible to the human eye. Her previous vet was then encouraged to see her again. Long story short, she was given an x-ray to test for bladder stones, which she did not have, then treated with three different types of antibiotics for a total of 180 days after several more cultures. The end result was a clear urine culture with zero e-coli and a healthy canine who will be 15 years old this summer. We are again in between vets so I will use the remainer of this test kit to make certain there is no need to rush back to a good veterinarin. Much appreciation for this useful test guide.