ultrasound for pets, companion animals-one vital tool for pet health examination (veterinary ultrasound machine)

ultrasound for pets, companion animals-one vital tool for pet health examination (veterinary ultrasound machine)

Pet ultrasound-one vital tool for pet health examination and disease screening


Pet ultrasound, ultrasound for pets, companion animals, is a very important diagnostic tool in veterinary medicine, which uses high-frequency sound waves to generate images of the internal organs and tissues of the pet. This technique is non-invasive and can provide real-time information about a pet's health status without causing radiation exposure, making it very popular in pet medicine.

Pet ultrasound can be used for a variety of purposes, including but not limited to the following:

Abdominal organ examination: Ultrasound can examine the status of the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, kidneys, bladder, spleen, and intestines to help diagnose diseases such as tumors, cysts, inflammation, or stones.

Cardiac tests: Echocardiograms can assess the structure and function of the heart and detect heart valve disease, cardiomyopathy, or other heart abnormalities.

Reproductive system examination:  In female animals, ultrasound can be used for pregnancy testing to monitor embryonic development, and check the health of the ovaries and uterus.

Musculoskeletal examination: Ultrasound can examine muscles, tendons, ligaments and joints and is used to diagnose sports injuries or degenerative diseases.

Thyroid and lymph node tests: Ultrasound can assess lumps or abnormalities in these areas to help determine the cause.

Blood vessel test: Doppler ultrasound can check blood flow and diagnose blood vessel narrowing or thrombosis.

Pets usually need to remain still while ultrasound is performed, and may sometimes need to be sedated or anesthetized in order to obtain a clear image. During the examination, the veterinarian applies ultrasound gel to the pet's skin to help sound waves penetrate the skin and reduce air interference, and then uses an ultrasound probe to gently slide over the relevant area of interest to collect image data.

Ultrasound is important for early disease diagnosis and treatment planning in pets and is an integral part of modern veterinary practice. Ultrasound is important for early disease diagnosis and treatment planning in pets and is an integral part of modern veterinary practice.

A variey of digital B/W veterinary ultrasound and veterinary color doppler ultrasound has been exported to over 130 countries over the past 17 years. 

Shenzhen Bondway Electronics Co. Ltd
April 15, 2024