This product are exclusively available through veterinary practices.
Animal S6 CGM (Continuous Glucose Monitor) - Single use for 14 days
Automatically measures glucose levels every 3 minutes. Specially designed for use in dogs and cats.
Bringing new capabilities to canine and feline diabetes management, this technology supports data transfer and sharing. It enables continuous subcutaneous monitoring of interstitial glucose levels, providing 24-hour trend data to help track fluctuations in your patient’s glucose levels at any time. The trend data is connected to a mobile app, allowing monitoring of daily glucose curves. Data can be exported to an Excel file for veterinarians to review graphical trends. The system also includes customizable alert settings with high and low glucose alarms.
Specifications
- Sensor size: 30 × 25 × 3.5 mm
- Sensor weight: 1.7 g
- Active life: Up to 9–14 days with readings every 3 minutes
- Optional Alerts
- App connection (IOS and Andriod) for glucose monitoring
- Real-time Glucose and AGP reports
- Water resistance: IP28
- Glucose range: 71–180 mg/dL or 3.9–10.0 mmol/L (adjustable based on veterinarian-defined targets)
- Bluetooth connected range: 4 m
- Battery: 1.5 V lithium battery
- Atmospheric pressure: 70–104 kPa
Application Note
Shave an area of approximately 5 × 5 cm on the patient for sensor placement. Select a site with ≥5 mm skin thickness (adequate subcutaneous tissue) to minimise pneumothorax risk and prevent movement or accidental impact that may shorten sensor lifespan or impair data accuracy. Please avoid scar, lumps, bone or potential injection area.
When applying the sensor, we recommend applying a few drops of bio-adhesive or Skin Tac around the probe area to enhance the adhesion firmly.
Cautions
- This product is intended for use by trained professionals or veterinarians only.
- Use additional protection such as bandages or vests to prevent biting or scratching that may damage the device.
- Do not ignore symptoms of hypoglycemia or hyperglycemia. If the animal shows symptoms that do not match the sensor readings, or if readings appear inaccurate, verify with a blood glucose meter and consult a veterinarian.
- Do not adjust insulin therapy based on unexpected glucose readings without consulting a veterinarian.
- Remove the device if skin irritation, redness, or swelling occurs.