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A veterinary rebound tonometer designed for fast, non-invasive intraocular pressure (IOP) measurement in dogs, cats, horses, and other animals.

Animal-Friendly Testing – Painless, non-invasive measurement with no anesthesia required in typical use.
Fast & Precise Results – Provides IOP readings within seconds with clear, easy-to-read results.
Multi-Species Modes – Dedicated dog, cat, horse, and general modes support different veterinary applications.
Wide Measurement Range – Measures intraocular pressure from 7–50 mmHg.
Portable & Lightweight – Compact design weighs only 205 g for convenient clinical use.
Long Battery Life – Rechargeable battery supports up to 30 hours of continuous operation.

Measurement Range: 7-50 mmHg
Accuracy: ±3mmHg(≤30 mmHg)/±5mmH mmHg(>30 mmHg)
Mode: Dog,cat,horse, general
Dimensions: 228*40*90mm
Rechargeable Battery supports 30hous continuous usage
Net Weight: 205g

FAQ:

1. What is a veterinary rebound tonometer?

A veterinary rebound tonometer is a non-invasive device used to measure intraocular pressure (IOP) in animals. It can provide quick IOP readings without anesthesia in typical use.

2. Is rebound tonometry painful for animals?

Rebound tonometry is designed for quick, non-invasive, and animal-friendly testing, helping minimize discomfort and stress during IOP measurement.

3. How quickly does the Vet Rebound Tonometer provide results?

The device provides IOP results within seconds, supporting efficient eye examinations in veterinary practice.

4. What animals can the tonometer measure?

The Vet Rebound Tonometer provides dedicated modes for dogs, cats, and horses, plus a general mode for broader veterinary applications.

5. What is the measurement range?

The tonometer measures intraocular pressure from 7 to 50 mmHg.

6. How accurate is the Vet Rebound Tonometer?

Its specified accuracy is ±3 mmHg for measurements up to 30 mmHg and ±5 mmHg for measurements above 30 mmHg.

7. Does the Vet Rebound Tonometer require anesthesia?

No anesthesia is typically required for rebound tonometry, making it convenient for routine veterinary IOP measurement.

8. Is the tonometer portable?

Yes. The device weighs only 205 g and has a compact design, making it convenient for veterinary clinics and mobile examinations.

9. How long does the battery last?

Its rechargeable battery supports up to 30 hours of continuous operation, reducing the need for frequent charging.

10. What is the Vet Rebound Tonometer used for?

It is used for veterinary intraocular pressure measurement and can support eye examinations and the assessment of conditions associated with abnormal IOP in animals.