What is VetPen?

VetPen is the world's first insulin pen designed specifically for use in cats and dogs with diabetes. Similar to human insulin pens, VetPen is an automatic insulin delivery pen that makes giving your pet insulin injections quicker, easier and more accurate. The VetPen Starter Kit comes with a VetPen, 28 ct package of VetPen Needles (12 mm, 29 g), a Travel Pouch, a Needle Remover, a Dose Selector Adaptor, and an instruction insert. VetPen 8 delivers 0.5 IU-8IU in 1/2 unit increments, and VetPen 16 delivers 1 IU-16 IU in 1 unit increments. VetPen can only be used with VetPen Needles. When needed, VetPen Needles (12 mm, 29 g) is available in a 100 ct refill package.

The VetPen can only be used with the Vetsulin Insulin 2.7 ml cartridges (sold separately). Vetsulin Insulin (porcine insulin zinc suspension) treats diabetic dogs and cats by controlling the levels of glucose in the blood.

VetPen, Vetsulin 2.7 ml cartridges, and VetPen Needles require a prescription from your veterinarian. Vetsulin Insulin requires refrigeration and must be kept at refrigerator temperatures at all times. To ensure proper temperature, it requires overnight shipping at an additional cost.

For:

Dogs and Cats

Benefits:

• For Vetsulin 2.7 ml cartridges
• Easy to administer
• Unit increments for accurate dosing
• Travel pouch for safe and easy transportation
• Vetsulin Insulin alleviates symptoms of diabetes

How does VetPen work?

VetPen is an ideal tool for dogs and cats with diabetes. It is to be used solely with Vetsulin Insulin 2.7 ml cartridges. When used according to your veterinarian's instructions, these syringes play a key role in helping to manage your pet's diabetes.

Cautions:

Do not immerse VetPen in water. Clean with a damp cloth. Use contents of Vetsulin Insulin 2.7 ml cartridge within 42 days of the first puncture. VetPen should only be used with Vetsulin 2.7 ml cartridges. Before each use, ensure that VetPen has been primed. Failure to do so can result in inaccurate dosing of your dog or cat. To avoid potential damage to VetPen, never dial a dose and push the release button without a cartridge in the cartridge holder. A new needle must be used for each injection. Use the Needle Remover (included with the VetPen starter kit) to safely remove and dispose of needles. VetPen has been tested to perform accurately for up to 2 years (2 doses/day) or 4 years (1 dose/day). Vetsulin Insulin 2. ml cartridges require refrigeration. Overnight shipping is required and additional shipping charges are applicable.If you suspect your pet is experiencing an allergic reaction, contact your veterinarian immediately.

What is the most important thing I should know about VetPen?

VetPen can only be used with Vetsulin Insulin 2.7 ml cartridges (sold separately). VetPen can only be used with VetPen Needles (12 mm, 29 g). The VetPen Starter Kit includes a package of 28 VetPen Needles. When needed, a 100 ct refill package is available. While Vetsulin Insulin is not a cure for diabetes, it helps alleviate diabetes symptoms in your pet. VetPen must be administered subcutaneously.

What should I discuss with my veterinarian before using VetPen?

Tell your veterinarian if your pet is hypersensitive to pork or pork products, has any other medical conditions, or has any liver or kidney disease. Let your veterinarian know if your pet if your pet is pregnant, lactating, or breeding.

How should Vetsulin Insulin 2.7 ml Cartridges be given?

Follow your veterinarian's instructions exactly as directed. Vetsulin insulin 2.7 ml cartridges must be injected subcutaneously using the VetPen. Prior to use, shake the cartridge thoroughly until a homogeneous, uniformly milky suspension is obtained. See the How to Use tab for further instructions on using the VetPen. Do not reuse a needle. Dispose of all needles with the Needle Remover in an appropriate puncture-resistant disposal container. Vetsulin Insulin 2.7 ml cartridges must be refrigerated

What happens if I miss giving a dose of Vetsulin Insulin to my pet?

If you miss a dose, follow your veterinarian's instructions. Prevent missed doses by keeping enough Vetsulin Insulin 2.7 ml cartridges on hand.

What happens if I overdose my pet on Vetsulin Insulin

If you inject more than the prescribed amount, contact your veterinarian immediately.

What are the possible side effects of Vetsulin Insulin?

An allergic reaction, although rare, may occur. Contact your veterinarian immediately if your pet experiences difficulty breathing, swelling of the lips, tongue, or face, or hives. Talk to your veterinarian of other possible side effects that can occur.

What other drugs will affect Vetsulin Insulin

Other medications can be used with Vetsulin Insulin; however, doses might need to be adjusted. Before giving your pet any other prescription or over-the-counter medications, talk to your veterinarian.