MediPad | Dog health check pad のアプリ分析 1月17日

Daily Smart Homecare Dog Pee Pad MediPad checks your dog's health in everyday life! The 'MediPad' app is a dedicated app for 'MediPad', a dog pee pad that checks your dog's kidney health. If the color of the pattern on the pad changes while using the pad, you can check your dog's kidney health by taking a picture of the pattern through the 'MediPad' app according to the degree of color change. ▷ Check kidney health, which can lead to many complications if a disease occurs. - If the kidneys are not functioning well enough to eliminate waste, every part of your dog's body starts to suffer. ▷ No need for a separate test kit, just the pad itself. - You don't need to purchase a separate test kit, the pads themselves act as a test kit, and you don't need to collect urine, which is often required at the hospital. ▷ MediPad's pattern color changes immediately when kidney health is compromised - MediPad's pattern color changes to pink or blue when kidney health is abnormal. ▷ If the pattern on the pad turns pink or blue, it is a sign of kidney health problems. - The pink color indicates a change in the Ph level of urine due to inflammation of the kidneys or bladder, and the blue color appears in response to hematuria. ▷ Take a picture of the pattern color with the 'MediPad' app and check the result ▷ Find the nearest veterinary clinic to your location on the MediPad app How to use 1. Download the 'MediPad' app 2. Spread out the 'MediPad' where you usually put the pee pad, and check it after your dog urinates. 3. Check the color of the pattern and if there is a change in color, check the location of the pattern. 4. Place the MediPad's a dedicated marker card around the color-changed pattern and take a picture to see the result. MediPad is a simple urine test for dogs that checks the degree of alkalization of their urine. Medi pad is not a kit for diagnosing diseases, nor is it for medical use. MediPad was designed to check that dogs' urine is alkaline in the early stages due to infection with bacteria or viruses of low er urinary tract diseases (urinary tract infections, metabolic disorders, etc.)