The Contec 08A Veterinary Blood Pressure Monitor is a compact, cost-effective non-invasive blood pressure (NIBP) monitoring device designed for use in veterinary environments and home monitoring.

Using advanced oscillometric measurement technology, this unit provides reliable readings of blood pressure and pulse rate, helping veterinary professionals and animal owners monitor cardiovascular health in real time.

Ideal for dogs, cats and small animals, the 08A offers an accessible entry-level solution for routine monitoring, particularly where stress-free measurement outside clinical settings is beneficial.

KEY FEATURES

Non-Invasive Blood Pressure Monitoring (NIBP) – Accurate oscillometric measurement
Pulse Rate Monitoring – Real-time heart rate tracking
Large LCD Display – Clear, easy-to-read results
Data Storage – Stores up to 100 measurement sessions
Multi-User Functionality – Supports multiple patient tracking
Alarm Settings – Customisable alerts for abnormal readings
Optional SpO2 Integration – Add probe for oxygen monitoring
Portable Design – Suitable for clinic and home use

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Model: 08A Vet
Type: Veterinary Blood Pressure Monitor

Measurement Method: Oscillometric

Blood Pressure Range:

0 – 290 mmHg

Pulse Rate Range:

40 – 240 bpm

Accuracy:

Blood Pressure: ±3 mmHg
Pulse Rate: ±3 bpm

Display: 2.8” LCD Screen

Power Supply:

4 × AA batteries or AC adapter

Cuff Options:

Small Cat (4–8 cm)
Medium Dog (6–11 cm)
Large Dog (10–19 cm)

WHAT’S INCLUDED

Contec 08A Veterinary Monitor
Blood Pressure Cuff (size selectable)
USB Cable
Data Analysis Software
Batteries
User Manual

APPLICATIONS

Veterinary Clinics & Practices
Routine Blood Pressure Monitoring
Home Monitoring for Chronic Conditions
Research & Animal Studies
Stress-Free Monitoring Outside Clinical Settings

BENEFITS

? Cost-effective entry-level veterinary monitor
? Reduces stress compared to in-clinic measurements
? Portable and easy to operate
? Supports ongoing patient monitoring
? Ideal for small animal practices

?? Particularly useful where animals experience “white coat hypertension” (stress-induced elevated readings), making home monitoring more reliable