Portable Veterinary Ultrasound Pregnancy Scanner

The Portable Veterinary Ultrasound Pregnancy Scanner is designed for reproductive examination and pregnancy diagnosis in livestock. Its mechanical sector probe provides a sector-shaped ultrasound image suitable for routine farm scanning.

The unit features a 5.6-inch color HD display, adjustable imaging depth, configurable dynamic range and rechargeable battery operation. It is especially suitable for sow pregnancy examination and can also support observation of ovarian and uterine conditions during reproductive management.

• Portable handheld veterinary ultrasound main unit
• 5.6-inch color HD display
• Mechanical sector ultrasound probe
• Integrated control buttons and touch operation
• Rechargeable battery-powered design
• Compact configuration for farm and field examinations

• Mechanical Sector Probe: Provides practical sector scanning for livestock reproductive and pregnancy examinations.
• 5.6-Inch Color HD Display: Offers clear real-time visualization of ultrasound images during farm use.
• Eight Depth Levels: Multiple depth settings allow the operator to adapt imaging to different examination requirements.
• Adjustable Dynamic Range: 40–80 dB visible adjustment supports image contrast optimization.
• Long Battery Operation: Rechargeable 2800 mAh battery provides approximately 5 hours of continuous use.
• Low Power Consumption: Approximate 7 W power consumption supports efficient mobile operation.
• Reproductive Monitoring: Suitable for pregnancy diagnosis and observation of reproductive structures in breeding animals.
• Farm-Friendly Portability: Compact design is convenient for pig farms, goat-farming-equipment/" target="_blank" class="keylink">sheep and goat farms, breeding facilities and veterinary field work.

The mechanical sector probe transmits high-frequency ultrasound waves into the animal's body and receives echoes reflected from tissues and fluid interfaces. The system processes these returning signals into real-time grayscale images. Differences in tissue structure allow trained operators to identify reproductive organs, pregnancy-related structures and other anatomical features.

• Sow pregnancy diagnosis after breeding
• Sow ovarian and uterine examination
• Sheep and goat pregnancy scanning
• Livestock reproductive monitoring
• Breeding farm reproductive management
• Veterinary reproductive examination
• Mobile farm and field ultrasound scanning

• Fully charge the battery before farm or field examination.
• Check the mechanical probe, probe cable and connector for damage before use.
• Connect the probe securely before switching on the ultrasound system.
• Apply sufficient veterinary ultrasound coupling gel to the scanning area.
• Select suitable depth and image settings according to animal size and examination purpose.
• Avoid excessive pulling, twisting or impact on the mechanical probe and cable.
• Clean the probe immediately after examination according to the supplied probe instructions.
• Do not immerse the main unit or electrical connectors in water.
• Protect the display and probe from impact, excessive moisture and livestock contamination.
• Store the scanner and probe in a clean, dry protective case when not in use.

Q: What type of ultrasound probe does this scanner use?
A: The current configuration uses a mechanical sector ultrasound probe designed for livestock reproductive scanning.

Q: What is the screen size?
A: The scanner is equipped with a 5.6-inch color HD display.

Q: When can sow pregnancy normally be checked?
A: The current product information indicates that pregnancy can be clearly examined at approximately 28 days after breeding under appropriate scanning conditions.

Q: Can it examine the sow uterus and ovaries?
A: Yes. The product is intended not only for pregnancy diagnosis but also for observation of ovarian and uterine conditions by trained operators.

Q: How long can the battery operate?
A: The listed continuous operating time is approximately 5 hours under normal conditions.

Q: Can the imaging depth be adjusted?
A: Yes. The current specification provides eight depth adjustment levels.

Q: Which animals can the scanner be used for?
A: Mechanical sector veterinary ultrasound scanners are commonly used for pigs, sheep, goats and other livestock depending on probe configuration and examination protocol.

Q: Does the scanner require ultrasound gel?
A: Yes. Appropriate veterinary ultrasound coupling gel should be applied to improve acoustic contact between the probe and the animal's body surface.