Dr. Rasor, practicing in an AAHA hospital, likes Vet-Tab. "Owners see when the pet patient’s blood sugar is persistently high and the dog needs to see a veterinarian."

One of her clients, Rocky, didn’t monitor the glucose of his diabetic dog, Samson, because Rocky struggled with lancing Sampson to use a portable blood glucose meter.

Dr. Rasor recommended Rocky use Vet-Tab to painlessly test Samson’s saliva to determine his glucose. The chart below of Samson’s at-home test data shows that his glucose was going up, an insight not previously available to either Rocky or Dr. Rasor. After seeing this data, Rocky scheduled a visit with Dr. Rasor to examine Samson and help get him better regulated. Dr. Rasor also discussed the complications of diabetes that Samson might suffer, like cataracts, that Rocky should keep an eye out for.