| Animal | Canine, Feline, Equine |
| Sample Type | Whole Blood in Sodium citrate anticoagulation tube |
| Sample Volume | 20uL |
Animal Canine,Feline,Equine
Sample Type Whole Blood
Measurement Range 50-600s 
Testing Time Imidiately
Activated coagulation time ACT can be used to monitor the anticoagulability of heparin, which is of great significance for monitoring the clinical use of heparin. Sometimes the test is used in conjunction with the PT test to determine whether bleeding is due to an excess of anticoagulants or to clotting factor depletion.
| Animal | Canine, Feline, Equine |
| Sample Type | Whole Blood in Sodium citrate anticoagulation tube |
| Sample Volume | 20uL |
| Canine: | 50～150 s |
| Feline： | 50～140 s |
| Equine: | 110~202 s |
Activated coagulation time ACT can be used to monitor the anticoagulability of heparin, which is of great significance for monitoring the clinical use of heparin. Sometimes the test is used in conjunction with the PT test to determine whether bleeding is due to an excess of anticoagulants or to clotting factor depletion.
Application
● Common in significant reduction in platelets, severe deficiency of blood coagulation factors, taking anticoagulant drugs
