-
Hot off the press
ADA recommends the A1c test for diabetes screening and diagnosis: Official guidelines for diabetes screening and diagnosis now include a blood test that gives a person's average blood glucos level over the previous 2-3 months........now, in an annual supplement to the jornal Diabetes Care, published Dec. 29 by the American Diabetes Association, The A1c test is given a prominent role in the 2010 guidelines for diabetes screening, diagnosis and prevention.
Great Glucose Curves and Frucosamine article at www.MyPetsDoctor.com called "Glucose Curves In Dog And Cat Diabetes Regulation". Click Here! . More -
We sell direct
to VetsBaycom Diagnostics primary distribution model is direct to veterinarians but send us an email if you are interested in learning more.
Send us an email (info@baycomdiagnostics.com) if you are a pet owner and want to learn more about why we are only selling direct to Vets. Here is a message about our product, "Karen Chuplis Wow this is AWESOME! I have often wondered why this was not available for animals..... More -
Latest research on diabetes
Diet-induced obesity prevents interstitial dispersion of insulin in skeletal muscle.
A New Way to Diagnose Diabetes? Hemoglobin A1C Levels Could Soon Be Used Hemoglobin A1c outperforms fasting glucose for risk prediction More -
Learn about our lab and how the tests work
Testing for A1c in diabetic canines and felines is much different that testing in people. Remarkably, felines can go in and out of diabetes and we have spent years......
4 easy steps to getting an HbA1c test done for canines and felines.....
Baycom is working on a glycocylated albumin test that would give Vets a 2-3 week average glucose indicator. More
HbA1c Testing
-
Request a BrochureClick
Here -
Canine & Feline A1c Click
Here -
Testimonials Click
Here -
Sign our Guest Book Click
Here


