Farm Animals

 Farm Animal Ultrasound Solutions

Often farm owners may find it in their best interest to have ultrasound linear probes available as well. The tools can help with herd management and proactively preventing outbreaks or financial losses. As a result, healthcare quality improves on any farm or ranch. 

Ultrasound Equipment For Examining Farm Animals

View our options for new and furbished ultrasound machines. Your veterinary practice needs to prepare for working outdoors and in hot or humid conditions. As a result, you want a rugged, portable machine. 

Mindray is one of our top brands for delivering on image quality with ultrasound scanners. For example, the Mindray DP-10 Veterinary Ultrasound Machine delivers on economic value with black and white value. You can use it for equine health as well as for smaller animals on the farm. It has cloud storage so that you can review to your leisure.

The Chison SonoEye Vet Ultrasound Machine is another good option for larger and smaller animals. You can take advantage of the 3-year warranty and waterproof qualities to diagnose waterfowl or swine.   

Larger Livestock

Larger livestock tend to include animals such as cows, donkeys, mules, horses, and buffalo. Often such mammals need a lot of space for exercise and recreation, and have a tendency to hide their sickness through habits. They also have a weight advantage over their humans and differing personalities to match. Some 

A good farm owner or veterinarian will be able to spot the symptoms that a horse or cow is hiding any sickness or discomfort, and to make an examination quick while minimizing awkwardness for the patient.

What is the solution? A portable probe would be the ideal solution for a larger animal, one that can examine large organs while having an independent power source. 

Small Animals

There are also smaller animals on farms, like chickens, ducks, geese, and so forth. Some may even have exotic animals that you won’t see anywhere else. These can be placed on an examination table, though some may be more temperamental than others. 

For example, consider that you are breeding chickens. You may want to evaluate their organs during laying season, to account for unusual behavior or sudden hostility. Roosters can be territorial, while mother hens are fierce. Assessing the body can catch if a disease is causing a change in behavior or not. 

Invest In Your Ideal Ultrasound System With National Ultrasound

National Ultrasound knows that veterinarians often work under pressure and need to have the best equipment possible. We want to help you make accurate diagnoses in real-time and reduce stress for all parties involved. 

To find out more, please reach out to us today. National Ultrasound has the high-quality equipment that all veterinarians need for point-of-care diagnoses and exams.