Zoetis AlphaTRAK 2 User Manual

The Meter
The Lancing Device
Getting a Blood Sample
Understanding Results
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WHY TEST YOUR PET’S BLOOD GLUCOSE AT HOME?
At-home blood glucose testing is an accurate way to
monitor your pet’s diabetes.
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It provides accurate data for your veterinarian to make
informed treatment decisions.
It identifies low blood glucose levels immediately:
no waiting for a clinic visit.
It can save you time and money, and it can save you and your pet stress.
WHAT COULD AFFECT YOUR PET’S BLOOD GLUCOSE LEVELS?
If you see a spike or dip in your pet’s blood glucose reading,
don’t panic. It could be normal or just the result of:
Exercise
Eating or having a treat
A visit to the veterinarian
Kids or company in the home
Excitement, like chasing a squirrel or mouse
Stress, fear or anxiety
If your pet is showing signs of a diabetic complication,
contact your veterinarian.

Zoetis AlphaTRAK 2 Specifications

General

Brand	Zoetis
Model	AlphaTRAK 2
Category	Blood Glucose Meter
Intended Use	Monitoring blood glucose levels in dogs and cats
Species	Dogs and Cats
Sample Volume	0.3 μL
Display	LCD
Battery	CR2032
Operating Temperature	50-104°F (10-40°C)
Altitude	Up to 10, 000 feet
Sample Type	Whole blood
Measurement Range	20-750 mg/dL
Test Time	10 seconds
Power Source	Battery
Relative Humidity	10 to 90% non-condensing

Summary

The Meter

AlphaTRAK 2 Meter General Settings

Step-by-step guide to configure volume, time, and date settings on the meter.

Turning Meter On and Off and Checking Codes

Setting Codes for Dog or Cat

The Lancing Device

Loading the Lancing Device

Using the Lancing Device

Instructions on how to operate the lancing device to obtain a blood sample.

Understanding Results

Meter Error Codes

Explanation of meter error codes (Er 1, Er 2, Er 3, Er 4, Er 6) and troubleshooting steps.

Low Blood Glucose (Hypoglycemia)

Interpreting low glucose readings (<65 mg/dL), symptoms, and actions.

Severe Low Blood Glucose (Hypoglycemia)

Understanding severe low readings (LO, <20 mg/dL), symptoms, and immediate actions.

High Blood Glucose (Hyperglycemia)

Interpreting high glucose readings (>250 mg/dL), symptoms, and actions.

Severe High Blood Glucose (Hyperglycemia)

Understanding severe high readings (HI, >750 mg/dL), symptoms, and actions.