Lab Diagnostics
In-House Veterinary Analyzers
Always advancing in veterinary medicine.
Let Heska Canada redefine your in-house lab.
Heska’s Element Series of product advancements include state-of-the-art chemistry, hematology, and blood gas & electrolyte systems, as well as specialty analyzers for immunoassay and coagulation parameters. Backed by the Reset Subscription Program, achieving a best-in-class in-house lab has never been so easy.
Element DC5X
Heska’s newest, professional grade clinical chemistry.
Element HT5
True 5-part WBC differential, RBC and platelet parameters in under 1 minute.
Element POC
Handheld blood chemistry, electrolytes, hematology, acid-base and blood gas analyzer.
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Element i+
The Element i+ Immunodiagnostic Analyzer supports your diagnostic needs with Total T4, Cortisol, Progesterone and cTSH. Nu.Q Cancer Test coming soon!
HeskaView Telecytology
Wield the power of digital telecytology consultants with board certified clinical pathologists across the globe.
scil Vet abc Plus+
Space saving and easy to use touch screen makes this hematology the perfect addition to any Veterinary clinic.
EUROLyser CUBE
Measure specialty chemistry parameters including Canine/Feline Lipase (pancreatic-specific), Fructosamine, Ammonia, cCRP, SAA, Fibrinogen, GLDH and Lactate.
Element DCX
Simple, fast and flexible chemistry with superior accuracy.
Element COAG+
Run PT and aPTT in the treatment room, cage side, or in the operating room.
Element AIM Automated Artificial Intelligence Microscopy
There’s a better way to do urine and fecal analysis
ALLERCEPT® Drops
A palatable allergy treatment solution delivered under the tongue.
ALLERCEPT® Shots
The safest long term allergy treatment for canine, feline or equine patients.
ALLERCEPT® Testing
The gold standard in serum IgE testing.
Element HT5+®
True 5-part WBC differential PLUS reticulocytes in 90 seconds.
Nu.Q Canine Cancer Screen and Monitor
Groundbreaking new blood test able to detect some of the most common forms of systemic cancer in canines.
