Comprehensive ultrasound for equine practice: tendons, abdomen, and reproduction — in the clinic and on the road.
The lightest and thinnest design in its class — ~3 kg, 44 mm, up to 8 hours with U-Bank.
Questions about this model
Horses only?
Focused on equine and large animals. For companion animals we more often look at cart/portable Vetus / Z60 — we will match by segment; Vetus EQ is Mindray Animal’s portable equine system: clinic and field in one form factor; Main unit ~3 kg, thickness 44 mm — ultra-thin and light for field work
Clinic and field?
Yes: ~3 kg / 44 mm, U-Bank, iCover, and travel backpack are designed for both modes. Probe configuration is fixed in the brief and quotation; Clinical zone map: head, limbs, chest, abdomen, and pelvis — a guide for MSK, abdomen, cardio, and reproduction
Which transducers?
L13-3Ns (MSK/tendons), P4-2s (cardio), C5-1s (abdomen), 6LE5Vs (reproduction). Final set — in the quotation; Specialized equine applications: MSK, cardio, abdomen, and reproduction in one workflow; Standard and simplified equine workflow: up to ~50% less exam time and ~80% fewer keystrokes
How long on battery?
additional U-Bank — up to 8 hours of operation; Additional battery pack — up to 8 hours of operation; main unit on the U-Bank dock; U-Bank up to 8 h, iCover and travel backpack. iScape, iNeedle+ (option), presets MSK / Abdomen / Cardiac / Reproduction. Mindray clinical gallery: tendon, cardio, hydrops, aorta flow, spine, and more. Configuration — in the quotation
Is there a video overview?
There is no separate manufacturer video for Vetus EQ. We will show capabilities and the interface in a consultation or demo; Mindray clinical image: MSK Application / L13-3Ns — tendons in the field and in the clinic; Protection from dust, dirt, and splash; impact resistance for drops and bumps
What is fixed in the Vetus EQ quote?
Supply — System, probes, options — in the quotation; Rugged backpack with an internal compartment for the system, transducers, PSU, and gel; Zone Imaging, Zone Focusing, and Zone Processing — more detail with fewer keystrokes for equine practice