Blood Pressure Monitors

For precise blood pressure measurement in animals, Meddax offers a selection of blood pressure monitors for use in veterinary medicine. Our devices are suitable for diagnosing blood pressure disorders such as hypertension in pets and livestock, including dogs, cats and horses. Thanks to robust accessories and easy handling, the blood pressure monitors enable quick and reliable examinations in veterinary practices. Discover our range for effective veterinary diagnostics.

Blood Pressure Monitors in Veterinary Medicine

Veterinary blood pressure monitors are used for quick diagnosis in both small and large animals, such as for diagnosing hypertension. On meddax24.de, you can find various blood pressure monitors for dogs, cats, horses, and more, including the corresponding accessories. Before diagnostic procedures, many clinics prepare treatment areas with suitable surface cleaners.

Hypertension as a Secondary Condition in Veterinary Medicine

Whenever hypertension needs to be confirmed or ruled out in animals, blood pressure monitors are used. Unlike in human medicine, hypertension in veterinary medicine is a secondary condition. A blood pressure measurement should therefore be performed annually, especially in dogs. This ensures that serious conditions that may cause high blood pressure are identified early and prevented. Diseases that can cause hypertension in animals include heart diseases, hormonal disorders, and kidney diseases.

Unfortunately, not only the underlying disease but also high blood pressure itself can harm the animal. Over time, this can damage blood vessels, particularly the fine capillaries. This, in turn, leads to damage to various organs. To maintain hygiene during diagnostic handling, staff often wear protective gloves.

Measuring Blood Pressure in Animals

Compared to humans, blood pressure in animals can also be measured using a blood pressure monitor. However, measuring blood pressure in animals is generally more challenging than in humans. The general rule is that the smaller the animal, the more difficult the blood pressure measurement becomes. For calming irritated or anxious patients during examinations, veterinarians may use protective collars when needed. Instruments used during diagnostics can be organized neatly using instrument trays, while sterile compresses may be used to clean measurement sites or remove gel from ultrasound-assisted diagnostics.