CheckUp's products, such as the CheckUp Kit for cats and dogs, are designed for ease of use, allowing pet owners to perform health diagnostics at home. The process typically involves collecting a urine sample using the provided tools, like the non-invasive Kit4Cat hydrophobic sand for cats or the P-Pole for dogs, and then analyzing the sample with test strips. These tests can detect common health indicators such as pH, blood, protein, and glucose levels. The aim is to offer a straightforward way for pet owners to monitor their pets' health in addition to regular vitis with their veterinarian.
Do CheckUp test kits replace a visit to the vet?
No. CheckUp should not replace a visit to your vet in emergency situations or annual rwellness exams. CheckUp is ideal for in-between routine visits or for pet owners that require frequent urine collection as directed by his or her vet.
Can I give a urine sample collected via a CheckUp Kit to my vet?
Yes. CheckUp is an ideal method for urine collection which will not change any urine parameters. Bring the vial of collected urine to your vet as soon as possible or refrigerate for up to 48 hours.
When is the best time to collect urine for a test?
It is recommended to collect urine in the morning or two hours after a daytime meal.
How long will cat urine stay on top of the hydrophobic litter?
The urine will stay on top of the hydrophobic litter until it evaporates. We recommend collecting the urine sample as quickly as possible to reduce the risk of outside factors affecting the sample. Additionally, test results can differ – for example, over time the water evaporating from the urine can cause pH levels to change.
Does the hydrophobic litter change any urine parameters?
No. The patented hydrophobic litter does not change any of the properties of the urine sample collected.
If my dog pees on the ground can I collect the sample from the ground?
No, as the ground will not be a clean and uncontaminated surface. The sample must be collected right from the dog to avoid any cross-contamination,
CheckUp's products, such as the CheckUp Kit for cats and dogs, are designed for ease of use, allowing pet owners to perform health diagnostics at home. The process typically involves collecting a urine sample using the provided tools, like the non-invasive Kit4Cat hydrophobic sand for cats or the P-Pole for dogs, and then analyzing the sample with test strips. These tests can detect common health indicators such as pH, blood, protein, and glucose levels. The aim is to offer a straightforward way for pet owners to monitor their pets' health in addition to regular vitis with their veterinarian.
Do CheckUp test kits replace a visit to the vet?
No. CheckUp should not replace a visit to your vet in emergency situations or annual rwellness exams. CheckUp is ideal for in-between routine visits or for pet owners that require frequent urine collection as directed by his or her vet.
Can I give a urine sample collected via a CheckUp Kit to my vet?
Yes. CheckUp is an ideal method for urine collection which will not change any urine parameters. Bring the vial of collected urine to your vet as soon as possible or refrigerate for up to 48 hours.
When is the best time to collect urine for a test?
It is recommended to collect urine in the morning or two hours after a daytime meal.
How long will cat urine stay on top of the hydrophobic litter?
The urine will stay on top of the hydrophobic litter until it evaporates. We recommend collecting the urine sample as quickly as possible to reduce the risk of outside factors affecting the sample. Additionally, test results can differ – for example, over time the water evaporating from the urine can cause pH levels to change.
Does the hydrophobic litter change any urine parameters?
No. The patented hydrophobic litter does not change any of the properties of the urine sample collected.
If my dog pees on the ground can I collect the sample from the ground?
No, as the ground will not be a clean and uncontaminated surface. The sample must be collected right from the dog to avoid any cross-contamination,
