KIT4CATCheckUp - Protein Urine Testing Strips for Cats and Dogs - Detection of Kidney Condition - Results in 30 Seconds - Pets Urine Testing - 50 Urine Dip Test Strips

Not as reliable.

My veterinarian found my dog to have too much protein in his urine. The veterinarian put him on medication. So, I bought these strips to see if the medication is working. I bought these strips to track his protein levels. So far, it gives me an idea if he has protein in his urine. However, I would say it is hard to interpret the results. If the urine has protein in it the stick will turn green. But then it is hard to match the shade of green to the protein scale on the back of the bottle. All I know if the stick is yellow, that is good, but my stick is green so it is not good and the dog has not been cured. We will do another urinalyses with more precise results from the vet and go from there.

My cat has urinary issues and it’s really nice to be able to test him at home between vet visits. They seem to work; when he pees in the house the test shows he has protein and when he is behaving it shows that he doesn’t so I think that means it works. I typically test once a month or so, or anytime I change is diet or medication routine.

I have an elder Scottie boy that I was worried if he had Diabetes (or Cushings)...This came yesterday and I tested him...to my relief, he doesn't have Diabetes. This product was easy to use and just follow the directions...

The directions on the bottle do not specify that you need to buy a special kitty litter, so buyer be aware, also the colors on the strip differentiating a health problem vs not a problem is very slight.