What are the factors that affect the accuracy of a pet biochemical analyzer?

1. Animal factors: Some of the pet's own factors will have a certain impact on the test results, such as the pet's age, gender, and degree of obesity.

Mood: Transportation and blood sampling of pets will cause stress reactions in animals, especially for cats, the concentration of serum non-esterified fatty acids, lactic acid, blood sugar, etc. will increase. Before blood sampling, pets should be comforted to reduce stress.

Movement: Strenuous exercise will cause the pet's ALT, AST, LDH, CK, and other indexes to increase over a period of time. In order to reduce the influence of exercise factors on the result, you can try to collect blood for your pet in the morning and avoid strenuous exercise before blood collection. After strenuous exercise, let him rest for at least 30 minutes before taking blood.

Infusion: The long-term infusion will dilute the animal's blood sample, causing certain indexes to below. During intravenous injection, high-concentration drugs enter the blood sample, which will cause great changes in many test results. Therefore, samples should be taken 2 hours after the end of the infusion.

2.Hemolysis: The red blood cells in the blood are destroyed and released into the blood to make the serum or plasma appear red.

3. Lipemia

4. Drug effects

5. After blood collection, the sample was left for too long. The timely and correct handling of specimens is very important to the accuracy of the results.