Product Description
Veterinary Lab Result Stickers – F.I.V. FeLV Design
These veterinary lab result stickers offer a clear method for documenting feline viral screening results in patient records and diagnostic workflows. The easy-to-read format helps reduce labeling errors and improves identification accuracy during daily clinic operations.
The design features a rectangular sticker with rounded corners, a light green background, and black text. The sticker displays "F.I.V." and "FeLV" on separate lines, each with "+" and "-" indicators for recording test outcomes. A "Date:" field appears at the bottom, providing a designated area for documenting testing information.
Used for diagnostic testing and chart documentation, these stickers help staff quickly identify screening results in charts for internal clinic use while supporting accurate documentation for proper diagnosis and patient safety.
- Label size: 1 3/4" x 7/8"
- Quantity: 500 per box
- Pre-formatted layout for recording lab results and test data
- Compact format for charts, samples, and patient records
- Supports clear documentation of diagnostic testing
- Easy-peel adhesive backing
Perfect for Veterinary Clinics
These veterinary diagnostic stickers are useful for documenting feline testing results while managing specimen tracking for blood tubes, fecal containers, and urine samples. They provide a convenient way to record F.I.V. and FeLV screening outcomes and keep patient charts organized for quick reference. Prominent result indicators help prevent mislabeling, improve communication between staff members, and support faster record keeping.
Quantity Discounts Available
Order 3 boxes for everyday clinic needs, 5 boxes for routine ordering, or 10+ boxes for maintaining inventory across busy veterinary practices.
Pair these veterinary chart stickers with other testing and patient record stickers to create a complete assortment for your facility. Mix and match designs when placing clinic orders to support organized documentation across a variety of diagnostic procedures.