Veterinary Blood Pressure Monitor for Dogs & Cats – Automatic Digital BP Machine with 3 Cuffs

This Veterinary Blood Pressure Monitor is a portable digital blood pressure monitor designed for use with dogs, cats, and other animals. It includes three interchangeable cuff sizes to accommodate different animal sizes and provides a convenient way to record blood pressure measurements in veterinary and animal-care settings.

The monitor features one-button automatic operation and an oscillometric multi-step deflation method. It can store up to 100 groups of measurement data, allowing users to review previous readings and transfer stored information to a computer using the included USB cable and downloadable software.

Key Features

• Veterinary blood pressure monitor for animals

• Suitable for dogs, cats, and other pets

• 3 interchangeable cuff sizes

• Small cuff: 2.3"–4.3"

• Medium cuff: 3.9"–7.5"

• Large cuff: 7"–10"

• One-button automatic operation

• Oscillometric multi-step deflation

• Memory storage for up to 100 measurement groups

• Color LCD display

• Small, medium, and large cuff modes

• Measurement error prompts

• Battery powered

• Approximate weight: 1.26 lbs

• Dimensions: 6.5" × 4.8" × 4.7"

• Model: ES20A-VET

Data Management

The included USB cable and downloadable software allow stored measurement data to be uploaded to a computer. The USB cable is for data transfer and is not intended for charging. A power adapter is not included. The monitor is battery powered.

Package Includes

•  veterinary blood pressure monitor

• Small cuff

• Medium cuff

• Large cuff

• User manual

• USB cable

• Downloadable software

The compact design is suitable for veterinary clinics, animal hospitals, farms, and home animal-care settings. The three cuff sizes provide flexibility for use with animals of different sizes.

Warranty: 1-year after-sales warranty according to applicable warranty terms.

For veterinary and animal-care use. Blood pressure measurements may vary based on the animal, cuff size and placement, movement, and measurement conditions. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and consult a qualified veterinarian for interpretation of measurements or animal health decisions.