SHEWUYOU BC1000 Portable Veterinary Ultrasound Scanner

• Portable veterinary ultrasound main unit
• Integrated diagnostic imaging display
• External veterinary ultrasound probe
• Physical shortcut control panel
• Image save, cine and measurement controls
• Portable configuration for on-farm examination

• Portable Farm Design: Compact construction supports mobile veterinary examination inside livestock houses and breeding facilities.
• Integrated Display: Ultrasound images are displayed directly on the main unit for convenient field diagnosis.
• Dedicated Physical Controls: Shortcut keys for mode selection, image saving, cine review, measurement and system setup simplify routine operation.
• Livestock Reproductive Imaging: Suitable for pregnancy assessment and reproductive monitoring when used with the appropriate probe and veterinary protocol.
• Backfat Evaluation: The current product presentation identifies backfat measurement as an available livestock-management application.
• Multiple Animal Applications: The product presentation indicates applications for pigs, goat-farming-equipment/" target="_blank" class="keylink">sheep, dogs and cats; exact probe configuration should be selected according to animal species.
• Rechargeable Portable Operation: The device interface includes charging and battery-status indicators for mobile use away from a fixed workstation.

The current SHEWUYOU product page confirms the SHEWUYOU brand, BC1000 model, veterinary ultrasound classification and primary application for pigs. Probe frequency, scanning depth, screen size, battery capacity, operating time, unit weight and detailed imaging parameters should be confirmed according to the supplied configuration.

• Pig pregnancy assessment
• Sow reproductive management
• Breeding herd examination
• Livestock reproductive monitoring
• Backfat measurement and body-condition evaluation
• Commercial pig farms and breeding farms
• Veterinary clinics and mobile veterinary services
• Sheep and companion-animal examination with appropriate configuration

• Charge the ultrasound scanner fully before field operation.
• Connect the correct veterinary probe according to the supplied operating instructions.
• Inspect the probe surface, cable and connector for damage before each examination.
• Apply sufficient ultrasound coupling gel to eliminate air between the probe and the animal.
• Select the appropriate imaging settings for the animal species and examination objective.
• Clean ultrasound gel from the probe immediately after examination.
• Disinfect the probe using only products and methods compatible with the probe material.
• Do not immerse the scanner or probe connector unless the applicable waterproof rating specifically permits immersion.
• Avoid pulling, sharply bending or twisting the probe cable.
• Protect the display and probe from impact, excessive heat, moisture and direct sunlight during storage and transport.
• Have damaged probes, batteries or electronic components inspected by qualified service personnel.

What is the model of this veterinary ultrasound scanner?
The current SHEWUYOU product model is BC1000.

Which animal is the BC1000 primarily designed for?
The current product page identifies pigs as the primary application.

Can it be used for pregnancy examination?
Yes. Portable veterinary B-mode ultrasound is commonly used for livestock reproductive imaging and pregnancy assessment by trained operators.

Can it measure pig backfat?
Backfat measurement is identified as an application in the current product presentation. The required probe and software configuration should be confirmed before ordering.

Can the scanner save ultrasound images?
The current control panel includes a dedicated Save function. Exact storage capacity and export options should be confirmed for the supplied configuration.

What probe frequency does it use?
The current SHEWUYOU page does not specify the probe frequency. The appropriate frequency should be selected according to animal species, examination depth and supplied probe configuration.

Can it be used for sheep, dogs or cats?
The current product presentation indicates these animal applications, but the appropriate probe and examination configuration should be confirmed before ordering.

Is professional training required?
Ultrasound operation and diagnostic interpretation should be performed by trained veterinary or livestock reproductive personnel. Image quality and diagnostic value depend strongly on probe positioning, settings and operator experience.

What information is required for a quotation?
Please provide the target animal species, intended application, required probe type, quantity, power-plug requirement, language requirement and any OEM or private-label requirements.