The MicroCC-20 Plus VET Advanced Hematology Analyzer is a fully automated, 3-part differential (3-diff) benchtop veterinary hematology analyzer designed for companion animal, livestock, equine, and exotic species CBC testing . The instrument measures 20 parameters including complete blood count (CBC) with WBC, RBC, HGB, HCT, MCV, MCH, MCHC, RDW-SD, RDW-CV, PLT, MPV, PDW, PCT, P-LCR , and a 3-part white blood cell differential (LYM, MID, GRA) with both absolute counts and percentages .
Operating at 60 tests per hour with sample volumes of just 9.8 µL for whole blood or 20 µL for pre-diluted capillary samples , the analyzer uses electrical impedance technology (80 µm ruby aperture) for RBC and platelet counting, and colorimetric photometry (550 nm) for hemoglobin measurement . The 10.4 inch color LCD touchscreen with Windows-based operating system provides an intuitive graphical user interface with language options including English, Russian, Spanish, French, Ukrainian, and Chinese .
Pre-programmed species reference intervals are available for cat, dog, rabbit, pig, goat, horse, cow, buffalo, monkey, and 4 free programmable profiles for other mammals . The analyzer features comprehensive quality control with built-in L‑J, X‑R, and X‑B charting, 50,000 patient result memory with complete histograms and demographics , reagent level monitoring , and connectivity options including RS-232, USB x2, and RJ-45 Ethernet for LIS integration and external peripherals (keyboard, mouse, barcode reader, printer) .
For the veterinarian and veterinary laboratory scientist, the MicroCC‑20 Plus VET provides reliable, cost-effective hematology testing that supports accurate diagnosis of anemia, infection, inflammation, thrombocytopenia, and hematologic disorders across multiple species—including dogs, cats, horses, cattle, swine, goats, rabbits, and non-human primates . For the animal patient, rapid (60 tests/hour) and accurate CBC results enable timely diagnosis of anemia, early detection of infection, monitoring of chemotherapy effects, preoperative risk assessment, and appropriate treatment for bleeding disorders and hematologic diseases—improving veterinary patient outcomes across companion animal, livestock, equine, and wildlife medicine.