HC-B002F Veterinary Hematology Analyzer 5 Diff Automatic Blood Cell Counter for Animal Clinics

It's not ideal for every species, especially exotic birds or reptiles where the reference ranges just aren't in software yet, but for dogs, cats, horses, and the usual farm animals it works well enough to catch most clinical issues.

The speed is 60 tests per hour with a 15μL venous sample, and we've found the capillary pre-dilution mode gives you a bit more leeway when you're dealing with a difficult draw on a cat—you'll need the specific diluent though, and we usually have stock but confirm lead time if you're ordering more than 10 units.

Laser scattering and optical measurement handle the 5-part differential—LYM, MON, NEU, EOS, BASO—with the optical method for basophils specifically, which avoids teh classification errors you'd get from impedance-only systems, and the 10.4" touch screen works with gloves on basically as well as anything at this price point.

Power supply is 100-240V and it runs at 18-30°C with humidity under 80%, so it's fine for most clinic environments, but don't expect it to hold calibration in a hot barn workshop in summer (we've had a few returns form that scenario).

It's a Class II medical device with CE and ISO13485 certs, 12-month warranty, and the typical MOQ is one unit with individual COA and serial number tracking—most buyers go with the standdard package that includes the main unit plus starter reagents (enough for about 200 tests give or take).

Dimensions are 328×471×446mm so it sits on a standard benchtop without dominating the space, and the 15-minute turnaround per sample means you can run a morning's work before lunch if you stagger your draws.