A portable blood diagnostic machine for dogs and cats should provide more than routine blood counts. Veterinary clinics need a system that combines clinically relevant hematology data, practical sample handling, low-maintenance operation, and reliable integration into daily diagnostic workflows.

For clinics managing canine and feline cases in limited laboratory space, a compact system can help bring blood, urine, and feces testing closer to the point of care. The right configuration depends on the required test menu, sample volume, data-management needs, and the level of hematology detail needed for routine and symptomatic cases.

Why Use a Portable Blood Diagnostic Machine in a Veterinary Clinic?

Bring essential testing into the clinical workflow

Veterinary teams often need laboratory information while evaluating wellness visits, pre-anesthetic assessments, follow-up appointments, and symptomatic patients. A portable blood diagnostic machine supports in-house testing without requiring separate instruments for every sample type.

En portable veterinary analyzer EHVT-75 combines blood, urine, and feces analysis in one system. This configuration helps clinics organize multi-sample testing within a more compact diagnostic workflow.

Make better use of available bench space

Diagnostic capacity must fit the physical layout of the clinic. EHVT-75 measures 415 × 203 × 483 mm and weighs 8 kg, allowing clinics to add multi-functional testing capability without allocating space to separate hematology, urine, and feces analyzers.

What Should a Veterinary Blood Analyzer Measure?

Evaluate core blood parameters

A veterinary hematology analyzer should provide clear information on white blood cells, red blood cells, hemoglobin-related parameters, and platelets. These results support the veterinary team’s review of blood-cell patterns and help guide subsequent clinical evaluation.

EHVT-75 performs 9-diff hematology and reports 48 Complete Blood Morphology parameters for canine and feline samples. The panel includes WBC, RBC, HGB, HCT, PLT, RET#, RET%, SPH#, ETG#, APLT#, and P-LCC.

Work with small sample volumes

Sample requirements are particularly important for small patients, repeat testing, and busy clinical workflows. EHVT-75 requires 100 μL of capillary or venous blood for CBM analysis, helping clinics complete hematology testing with a small blood volume.

How Does 9-Diff Hematology Improve Pet Blood Testing?

Add morphology-based insight to numerical results

A standard blood count provides essential numerical data. However, more detailed cell classification can provide additional context when veterinary teams review hematologic findings.

EHVT-75 combines 9-diff hematology with AI-powered Complete Blood Morphology analysis. The system captures high-resolution cell images and identifies classified or abnormal-cell information, including NST, NSG, NSH, RET, ETG, SPH, APLT, and P-LCC.

Support clearer result review

Morphology information can help make blood-test reports easier to interpret alongside quantitative results. It provides visualized evidence that supports the review of cell characteristics and potential abnormalities.

This approach is built around AI-powered diagnostic technology, combining cell morphology recognition with integrated clinical diagnostic systems.

Why Combine Blood, Urine, and Feces Testing?

Cover multiple sample types in one workflow

Dogs and cats may require more than hematology testing during the same consultation. Depending on the case, veterinary teams may need to assess urine sediment, fecal components, or blood-cell information together.

EHVT-75 integrates hematology, urine, and feces modules in one compact veterinary diagnostic machine. This reduces the need to move samples between separate instruments and supports a more streamlined testing process.

Expand in-house testing capability

The analyzer provides 48 CBM parameters, 29 urine parameters, and 29 feces parameters. Urine and feces testing each require 200 μL of sample.

The urine-analysis module covers cells, casts, crystals, microorganisms, and other formed elements. The feces-analysis module supports the review of parasite eggs, digestive-function markers, cells, microorganisms, and intestinal protozoa.

What Makes a Pet Blood Analyzer Easier to Maintain?

Reduce daily cleaning and fluid handling

Routine maintenance can affect diagnostic throughput, staff workload, and instrument availability. A system designed without a conventional fluid path can simplify daily operation and reduce cleaning requirements.

EHVT-75 uses a liquid-free system and single-use reagent cartridges. This design eliminates the need for daily internal cleaning and supports a workflow with reduced risk of reagent carryover and cross-contamination.

Simplify quality control and storage

The analyzer uses automatic calibration and a dry-type QC card. Reagents do not require cold-chain storage, which can simplify inventory management and routine instrument preparation in veterinary clinics.

How Does EHVT-75 Support Veterinary Data Management?

Connect results to clinic systems

Diagnostic data should be easy to review, store, and integrate into patient records. EHVT-75 supports LIS connectivity, USB, and LAN, providing multiple options for incorporating test results into daily clinic operations.

Store and review patient records

The instrument includes a 10.1-inch touchscreen and stores up to 10,000 test results. This supports result review across routine visits, repeat testing, and longer-term patient monitoring.

Which Veterinary Clinics Can Benefit from EHVT-75?

Clinics seeking compact multi-functional testing

EHVT-75 is suitable for veterinary clinics that need in-house hematology, urine, and feces testing in one compact system. It supports canine and feline samples and helps simplify multi-sample testing in clinics with limited laboratory space.

Practices focused on efficient daily workflows

The system is designed for teams that need small-volume sampling, multi-functional test capability, AI-supported morphology analysis, and simplified maintenance. These features can support routine preventive care, pre-procedure testing, symptom-driven evaluation, and follow-up monitoring.

For clinics planning a broader diagnostic configuration, explore veterinary diagnostic solutions designed for different clinical and laboratory requirements.

Select the Right Portable Blood Diagnostic Machine for Your Workflow

The right portable blood diagnostic machine should align with the clinic’s test menu, patient volume, available workspace, and data-management process. When hematology, urine, and feces testing are needed within one compact platform, EHVT-75 provides a practical configuration for canine and feline diagnostic workflows.

With 9-diff hematology, 48 CBM parameters, 29 urine parameters, 29 feces parameters, 100 μL blood sampling, and an 8 kg compact design, EHVT-75 supports broad in-house testing without adding unnecessary workflow complexity.

To discuss test-menu requirements, instrument specifications, or distribution opportunities, contact our team.