DP H10 Vet 3- Part Veterinary Hematology Analyser
Fast, practical CBC testing at the point of care - with optional CRP or SAA capability.
Bring essential hematology testing closer to the patient with the DP H10 Vet. Designed as a compact point-of-care veterinary hematology analyser, it provides a 3-part CBC profile and can be configured for CBC+CRP or CBC+SAA testing. Its compact footprint, touchscreen workflow, built-in printer and high result-storage capacity make it suited to everyday veterinary practice.
Four-Point Value Proposition
3-PART CBC
21 hematology parameters with comprehensive WBC, RBC and platelet indices.
CBC + CRP / SAA
Choose CRP or SAA testing modes where clinically appropriate for acute inflammation.
COMPACT DESIGN
270 × 390 × 300 mm; ≤13 kg. Fits seamlessly into any clinic laboratory space.
LOCAL BIODX SUPPORT
Australian veterinary diagnostics support, training, and ongoing consumable delivery.
Designed for Diverse Veterinary Practices
Tailored functionality for varied clinical workflows across Australia.
Small Animal Clinics
Routine CBC testing for dogs and cats, wellness screening, and rapid pre-anesthetic work-ups.
Mixed Practices
Compact in-house hematology platform suited for practices managing companion and livestock caseloads.
Rural & Regional Clinics
Practical independence where external laboratory logistics cause critical diagnostic delays.
Veterinary Urgent Care
Rapid access to quantitative diagnostic data during initial patient triage and acute emergency visits.
Animal Shelters
Efficient high-volume baseline health screening for rescue organizations and welfare groups.
What Is the DP H10 Vet?
The DP H10 Vet is an automatic veterinary hematology analyser designed for point-of-care use. The DP H10 Vet for veterinary urgent care, small clinics, rural clinics and pet shelters. The platform supports CBC, CBC+CRP and CBC+SAA test modes.
BIODX positioning
BIODX can position the DP H10 Vet as a practical in-clinic testing solution for Australian practices that want faster access to hematology information without relying on an external laboratory for every routine CBC decision.
Comprehensive Diagnostic Parameters
Precise, actionable 3-part WBC differential plus optional acute-phase protein detection.
21-Parameter 3-Part CBC
WBC Parameters (White Blood Cells):
WBC, Gran%, Lym%, Mid%, Gran#, Lym#, Mid#
RBC Parameters (Red Blood Cells):
RBC, HGB, HCT, MCV, MCH, MCHC, RDW-CV, RDW-SD
Platelets (PLT):
PLT, MPV, PDW, PCT, P-LCR and P-LCC*
Optional Specific-Protein Modes
Clinical Value — Turn Numbers Into Decisions
Objective data points designed to enhance point-of-care patient assessment.
Inflammation & Infection Assessment
WBC differentials and inflammatory markers contribute to the rapid assessment of systemic infectious or inflammatory processes alongside patient history.
Anemia Characterisation
Comprehensive RBC, HGB, HCT, and red-cell indices (MCV, MCH, RDW) help classify anemia to direct further diagnostic investigations.
Platelet Evaluation
Quantitative PLT counts and platelet indices provide crucial clinical context when assessing primary hemostasis or clotting risks.
Treatment Monitoring
Serial in-house CBC testing allows clinicians to evaluate response to treatment, recovery progression, or ongoing disease management in real-time.
Simple & Efficient In-Clinic Workflow
Designed for immediate execution by clinical staff with minimal hands-on time.
Sample Collection
Collect appropriate venous whole-blood sample according to standard lab procedures.
Mode Selection
Select required mode on screen: CBC, CBC+CRP, or CBC+SAA.
Process Sample
Load and process sample automatically using simple touchscreen prompts.
Review Results
Review quantitative values & 3 histograms on 10.4-inch display.
Print & Export
Print via thermal printer or auto-transmit directly to practice LIS/HIS.
Single-Use Package Reagent
The DP H10 Vet utilizes single-use reagent packaging—a major advantage for busy clinics. This provides a simpler consumables workflow, eliminates liquid reagent waste, reduces handling of bulk reagent containers, and maintains a cleaner day-to-day testing environment.
BIODX Australia — Your Local Support Partner
The analyser is only part of the solution. BIODX supports you with local veterinary diagnostics expertise, product guidance, operational training, and ongoing consumables support.
• Local product guidance and application specialist support
• On-site installation, clinical setup, and staff training options
• Reliable national reagent and consumables dispatch
Technical Specifications
| Product | DP-H10 Vet Automatic Hematology Analyzer |
|---|---|
| Sample type | Venous whole blood |
| Principles | Electrical impedance; cyanide-free colorimetric method; immune nephelometry method |
| Test modes | CBC; CBC+CRP; CBC+SAA |
| Throughput | CBC: up to 10 tests/hour; CBC+CRP/SAA: up to 9 tests/hour |
| Display | 10.4-inch TFT touchscreen |
| Printer | Built-in thermal printer; external printer optionally supported |
| Connectivity | 4 USB ports; 1 LAN port; bi-directional LIS/HIS |
| Storage | Up to 100,000 test results |
| Dimensions | 270 mm W × 390 mm H × 300 mm D |
| Weight | ≤13 kg |
Bring CBC Testing Closer to Your Patients
Talk to BIODX about the DP H10 Vet and find out whether it fits your practice, caseload, and testing workflow.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the DP-H10 Vet, and what tests does it perform? +
The DP-H10 Vet is a point-of-care veterinary haematology analyser. BIODX lists CBC testing with a 3-part white blood cell differential, plus CBC + CRP and CBC + SAA modes. Confirm the current test menu, species coverage and sample requirements with BIODX before purchase or use.
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What are the benefits of a point-of-care veterinary blood analyser? +
A point-of-care analyser lets a practice run selected tests within its own workflow. This may make results available without sending every sample to an external laboratory, depending on the test, workflow and analyser. It does not replace external testing in every case; veterinarians should choose the testing pathway appropriate to each patient.
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What types of veterinary haematology equipment are available for clinics? +
Veterinary clinics can compare haematology analyser by differential type, parameter menu, species profiles and additional capabilities such as reticulocyte or specific-protein testing. For example, BIODX lists the DP-H10 Vet with a 3-part differential and CBC + CRP/SAA modes, and the URIT Smart-V5 with a 5-part differential and reticulocyte capability. Check each product’s current specifications and intended use.
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How much does a veterinary haematology analyser cost in Australia? +
The price depends on the haematology analyser , configuration, included accessories, installation or training, and ongoing consumables. BIODX’s online product information may change, so contact BIODX for a current written quote. Ask for the analyser price, per-test kit costs, delivery, warranty and service costs to understand the total investment.
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Where can I buy a veterinary haematology analyser in Australia? +
Australian veterinary practices can enquire about veterinary haematology analysers through BIODX Australia. BIODX lists the DP-H10 Vet, a point-of-care analyser with CBC, CBC + CRP and CBC + SAA modes. Contact BIODX to confirm the current Australian model, availability, consumables, delivery and support for your location.
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What should I look for when comparing a veterinary hematology analyser in Australia? +
Compare the haematology analysers differential type, parameters, species coverage, sample requirements, throughput, quality-control process, consumables, footprint, connectivity and Australian support. Ask for the current Australian IFU and a written quote.
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How do I choose a veterinary CBC analyser for my practice? +
Start with the clinical questions and species your practice sees most often. Then compare the CBC parameters, differential, sample volume, throughput, consumables, staff training, quality controls and service arrangements. A demonstration can help your team assess whether the workflow suits your clinic.
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How can my practice request a veterinary analyser quote? +
Contact BIODX with your practice name and location, species mix, expected testing volume, preferred analyser and testing requirements. Mention whether you are interested in CBC, CBC + CRP or CBC + SAA. Ask the quote to confirm configuration, current pricing, consumables, delivery, warranty and support.
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Can I book a veterinary analyser demonstration before purchasing? +
You can contact BIODX to ask whether a demonstration is available for the veterinary haematology analyser and your location. Request to see the sample workflow, relevant test modes, report format, quality-control steps and consumable handling. Confirm what the demonstration includes and whether staff training is available.
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Which veterinary CBC analyser is suitable for a clinic with limited space or staff? +
Suitability depends on available bench space, expected test volume, sample workflow and staff capacity. BIODX lists the DP-H10 Vet as a compact point-of-care analyser, but clinics should confirm its current dimensions, weight, setup requirements and operator steps. A demonstration can help assess whether the workflow fits the practice.
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Who is a reliable veterinary diagnostic analyser supplier in Australia? +
When choosing a supplier, look for clear product documentation, transparent quotations, access to consumables, training and support arrangements relevant to your location. BIODX Australia lists veterinary haematology , chemistry , immunoassay and urinalysis products. Contact the supplier directly to confirm current product availability and support coverage.
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Can the DP-H10 Vet CBC CRP analyser run CBC and CRP testing together? +
BIODX lists a CBC + CRP mode for the DP-H10 Vet . Confirm the compatible kit, supported species, sample requirements and current Australian configuration with BIODX and the product IFU. Results should be interpreted by a veterinary professional in the context of the patient.
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Is there a veterinary CBC SAA analyser available in Australia? +
BIODX lists a CBC + SAA mode for the DP-H10 Vet . Ask BIODX to confirm current Australian availability, compatible kits, species validation, sample requirements and pricing before ordering.
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What should I consider when choosing a compact point-of-care haematology analyser for a veterinary clinic? +
Check the haematology analyser footprint and weight, bench and power requirements, sample volume, test time, throughput, menu, consumables and operator workflow. Confirm these details in the current product documentation and ask for a demonstration. “Compact” alone does not show whether a system fits your practice’s testing needs.
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What is the veterinary blood analyser sample volume for the DP-H10 Vet? +
BIODX haematology analyser information lists 30 µL of venous whole blood. Confirm the sample volume, sample type and collection procedure for the Australian-supplied model and kit with BIODX before testing.
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What does a 3-part differential veterinary analyser measure? +
A 3-part differential groups white blood cells into three categories: granulocytes, lymphocytes and mid-size cells. It differs from a 5-part differential, which reports five white blood cell groups. The appropriate haematology analyser depends on the information a veterinarian needs for the clinical workflow.
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How do veterinary analysers with single-use test kits work? +
A single-use kit is used for an individual test according to the haematology analyser instructions. The operator prepares the sample and kit, selects the test mode, runs the analyser and reviews the resulting report. Follow the current IFU for sample handling, storage, quality control and disposal; single-use kits do not remove the need for those procedures.
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Which veterinary haematology analyser is suitable for a small animal practice? +
The right haematology analyser depends on the clinic’s species mix, case types, test volume, required differential and budget. The DP-H10 Vet may be worth evaluating if the practice is interested in a 3-part CBC workflow with CRP or SAA modes. Compare it with other options, confirm the supported species and request a demonstration before deciding.
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Which veterinary haematology analyser is suitable for a small animal practice? +
The right haematology analyser depends on the clinic’s species mix, case types, test volume, required differential and budget. The DP-H10 Vet may be worth evaluating if the practice is interested in a 3-part CBC workflow with CRP or SAA modes. Compare it with other options, confirm the supported species and request a demonstration before deciding.
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Is DP-H10 Vet right for your practice? +
Use these questions to guide a quote or demonstration conversation:
Which species and patient types do you test most often?
Is a 3-part differential suitable for your clinical workflow?
Do your clinicians need a 5-part differential, reticulocyte results or another capability?
How many CBC, CBC + CRP and CBC + SAA tests do you expect in a typical week?
What sample collection and handling procedures does your practice currently use?
Which staff members will operate the analyser, and what training will they require?
What are the current Australian kits, storage conditions, expiry periods and costs per test?
What quality-control materials and procedures are required?
What service, training and consumable delivery arrangements apply to your location?
Can results be exported or connected to your practice information system? Ask BIODX to confirm compatibility and any required equipment.
How will your team manage flagged, unexpected or clinically inconsistent results?
When would your clinicians still use an external laboratory?
These answers can help determine whether the DP-H10 Vet suits your practice, whether another haematology analyser is a better match, or whether external testing remains appropriate for some cases.
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What is the DP-H10 Vet? +
The DP-H10 Vet is an automatic veterinary haematology analyser designed for point-of-care use. It measures a complete blood count (CBC) and provides a 3-part white blood cell differential. BIODX also lists modes that pair CBC testing with a CRP or SAA measurement.
A CBC reports measurements relating to red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets. A 3-part differential groups white blood cells into three broad categories. CRP and SAA are specific proteins that may be relevant to an inflammatory assessment. The selected mode determines which measurements the analyser reports; a result does not establish a diagnosis by itself.
The instrument uses a single-use detection-kit approach. BIODX describes the system as having no fluid path. These are design features to consider when assessing routine handling, but staff still need to follow the current IFU for sample collection, kit preparation, quality control, cleaning, disposal and any maintenance.
The DP-H10 Vet is not interchangeable with every veterinary haematology analyser. Its differential, parameter set, modes, supported species and sample requirements should be compared with your practice’s needs before purchase.
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Why consider in-house veterinary CBC testing? +
An in-house analyser changes where a sample is tested and how the result fits within the practice workflow. For some clinics, point-of-care testing may make selected results available within the practice’s own process. Its practical value depends on case mix, staff capacity, test frequency, consumable costs and the way clinicians use the results.
The DP-H10 Vet combines CBC testing with optional CRP or SAA modes, according to BIODX’s product information. This may be worth assessing if your team wants to consider a blood count and one of these specific proteins within a point-of-care workflow.
Evaluate the full operating requirements, not just the instrument’s purchase price. Ask about the per-test kit cost for each mode, kit shelf life, storage conditions, quality-control materials, supply lead times, warranty, training and servicing. Consider how those requirements compare with your current testing pathway.
A demonstration can help your staff see sample handling, mode selection, analyser prompts, reporting and quality-control steps. Ask BIODX to explain the tasks required before and after each run, as well as any routine cleaning or maintenance.
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Who is DP-H10 Vet for? +
The DP-H10 Vet is intended for veterinary professionals assessing an in-house CBC workflow and selected CRP or SAA testing modes. It may be relevant to:
Small animal clinics considering an in-house CBC workflow for canine and feline patients, subject to confirmation of each mode’s species validation.
Veterinary hospitals assessing whether a point-of-care analyser suits their staffing, operating hours and testing pathway.
Urgent-care practices reviewing how an in-house result could fit into patient assessment.
Rural and regional clinics comparing practice-based testing with current sample transport and external laboratory arrangements.
Practice owners and laboratory managers evaluating test volumes, consumables, space, training and service support.
Veterinary teams comparing a 3-part differential system with analysers offering a different differential or a broader test menu.
The right system depends on case mix and clinical workflow. Consider the species you see, the frequency of CBC testing, whether CRP or SAA modes are relevant, what your clinicians need from a differential, and which staff members will operate the analyser.
If your practice needs a 5-part differential , reticulocyte testing, broader species coverage or a different throughput profile, ask BIODX to compare the DP-H10 Vet with other available systems. Confirm the intended species and use for each assay rather than assuming that a mode applies to all animals.
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When is DP-H10 Vet used? +
A veterinary team may consider CBC testing as part of an investigation, health assessment or monitoring plan when blood cell information is relevant to the clinical question. The CBC + CRP and CBC + SAA modes add a specific-protein measurement to the testing workflow when the selected mode is appropriate and supported by its kit instructions.
Potential workflow contexts include assessment of an unwell patient, selected pre-procedure checks or monitoring a patient as part of an ongoing care plan. These are examples for veterinary teams to evaluate, not claims that a particular result confirms or excludes a disease.
Sample quality, collection and handling, patient factors, test limitations and operator technique can affect results. Use each mode only for its stated purpose and supported species. If a result is unexpected or does not fit the patient’s clinical presentation, follow practice protocols and consider repeat, additional or reference-laboratory testing as clinically appropriate.
The analyser should be part of a defined clinical testing pathway. The veterinary professional decides whether a point-of-care CBC or specific-protein result answers the clinical question, and whether further investigation is needed.
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How does the DP-H10 Vet work? +
The haematology analyser processes a prepared animal blood sample using a compatible detection kit and selected test mode. BIODX describes impedance measurement for CBC testing and immunonephelometry for CRP and SAA. The operator follows the current analyser prompts and IFU, then reviews the report as one part of the patient assessment.
A practice workflow should be developed using current product documentation and BIODX guidance. In general, staff should:
1. Confirm that the analyser, selected test mode and kit are appropriate for the species and clinical question.
2. Collect the sample using the tube, anticoagulant, volume and handling method specified in the IFU.
3. Check the kit’s storage conditions, expiry date and preparation requirements.
4. Select and run the test according to the analyser prompts and product instructions.
5. Review the report, including any flags, histograms and quality-control information.
6. Record the result in the patient record and interpret it alongside relevant clinical information.
7. Follow the required procedures for kit disposal, cleaning, quality checks and routine care.
The single-use kit approach and no-fluid-path design may affect how the analyser fits into daily practice. They do not eliminate the need for operator training, quality procedures or correct handling.
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How many parameters does the DP-H10 Vet report? +
BIODX lists DP-H10 Vet have 21 CBC parameters and three histograms. CRP and SAA are specific-protein measurements available in their respective modes. Ask BIODX for the current report and parameter list for the Australian configuration.
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What does a 3-part differential mean? +
A 3-part differential groups white blood cells into granulocyte, lymphocyte and mid-size cell categories. This is a different reporting approach from a 5-part differential, so consider which information your clinicians need.
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Can the DP-H10 Vet run a CBC and CRP test? +
BIODX lists the DP-H10 Vet run a CBC + CRP mode. Confirm the compatible kit, species validation, sample procedure and Australian availability with BIODX and the current IFU.
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Can the DP-H10 Vet run a CBC and SAA test? +
BIODX lists the DP-H10 Vet run a CBC + SAA mode. Use it only for the species and purpose stated in the current kit instructions, and interpret the result in the clinical context.
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What sample does the DP-H10 Vet require? +
BIODX’s haematology analyser listing specifies 30 µL of venous whole blood. ask BIODX to confirm the sample volume and collection requirements for the current Australian model and kit before testing.
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How many tests per hour can the DP-H10 Vet perform? +
BIODX DP-H10 Vet perform 10 CBC tests per hour and nine tests per hour for CBC + CRP or CBC + SAA. Confirm the applicable mode-specific figure with BIODX.
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Is the DP-H10 Vet suitable for cats and dogs? +
BIODX lists the DP-H10 Vet in its veterinary haematology range for small-animal workflows. Confirm that the mode and kit you intend to use are labelled for the patient’s species.
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Can DP-H10 Vet test horses or livestock? +
YES, DP-H10 Vet test horses or livestock. Ask BIODX for the current species list and relevant IFU before using the analyser outside the scope confirmed for the kit.
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Does the DP-H10 Vet have a fluid path? +
BIODX DP-H10 Vet describes the system as having no fluid path. Follow the current operator instructions for cleaning, care, quality checks and any other maintenance requirements.
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What veterinary analyser support is available in Australia after purchase? +
Support may include product guidance, operator training, technical assistance, warranty and consumable supply, depending on the product and location. Ask BIODX to confirm what is available for your state or territory and request the terms in writing with your quote.
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What is the difference between CBC, CBC + CRP and CBC + SAA? +
CBC reports blood cell measurements. The CBC + CRP and CBC + SAA modes combine CBC testing with the corresponding specific-protein measurement. Refer to the selected kit’s instructions for the result set, intended use and sample requirements.
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Is the DP-H10 Vet suitable for a small or regional clinic? +
It may be worth considering if your clinic wants to assess an in-house CBC workflow and the analyser, menu, kit supply and support suit your needs. Discuss expected test volumes and service arrangements with BIODX.
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What should I compare with another veterinary haematology analyser? +
Compare differential type, parameters, validated species, sample type and volume, throughput by mode, quality-control procedures, connectivity, footprint, consumables, support and total cost. Focus on the features your practice will use.
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Where can Australian veterinary practices get product support? +
BIODX is the Australian supplier contact for product enquiries. Confirm state or territory coverage, training, technical support, warranty and consumable delivery arrangements directly with BIODX before purchase.
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Can I see a demonstration before buying? +
You can ask BIODX whether a demonstration is available for your location. Request to see the modes relevant to your practice, sample workflow, report, quality-control steps and kit handling.
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How do I request a quote in Australia? +
Contact BIODX with your practice location, species mix, expected test volumes and interest in CBC, CBC + CRP or CBC + SAA. Ask for current pricing, configuration, kit costs, supply, warranty and support details in the written quote.
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