veterinary

Vets Now Glasgow has had the MyLab X90Vet veterinary ultrasound system from Esaote supplied and installed by Imotek International. Following a review of the market by the veterinary emergency and referral hospital, the MyLab X90Vet was selected for performance and reliability to support the complex and specialist caseload handled by Vets Now Glasgow. Hospital director […]

Probo Veterinary delivered a full deinstallation and reinstallation project at Vets4Pets Barnsley, replacing an outdated CT system with a new Canon Medical Systems Aquilion Prime SP. The project was planned to minimise disruption to the veterinary practice, with all critical stages such as transportation, rigging, storage and logistics completed within a seven-day window. The mechanical […]

Probo Veterinary is pleased to announce a new strategic partnership with Improve Veterinary Education and Mindray Animal Medical. Aimed at veterinarians looking to learn more about ultrasound, this collaboration has allowed Probo Veterinary to provide Mindray Vetus ultrasound systems, to enhance the quality of Improve Veterinary Education’s imaging courses. As part of this partnership, Probo […]

Canon Medical Systems UK has entered into a partnership with Quality Medical Services (QMS) with the aim of enhancing diagnostic imaging availability in the UK’s veterinary market. The collaboration appoints QMS as a provider of Canon Medical’s advanced ultrasound, CT and MRI systems for veterinary practices across the UK. Under the partnership, QMS will receive […]

Lumbry Park Veterinary Specialists, part of CVS Group, has become the first veterinary practice in the UK to implement the Magnetom Flow.Ace MRI system from Siemens Healthineers. The system will improve diagnostic capabilities while reducing helium usage. Sustainability was a key driver in the practice’s decision to invest in new technology, aligning with its long-term […]

Professor Stephen May has been awarded honorary membership of BEVA at this year’s BEVA Congress in Liverpool, in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the equine veterinary profession. Professor May graduated from the University of Cambridge in 1980 and has pushed the boundaries of equine surgery and veterinary education ever since. He trained in equine […]

As diagnostic imaging becomes more community-based, specialist in mobile diagnostic healthcare WH Bence points out that the same is true for the veterinary market. “With the challenges of space across the UK and finding suitable power supplies to run diagnostic imaging, many customers are turning to existing industrial sites to help provide power and space,” […]

Envirotect has been involved in the supply of radiation shielding products for both CT scanner rooms and x-ray rooms in several veterinary practices across the UK. One recent contract involved shielding for a CT scanner room and x-ray room at two separate sites. Envirotect manufactured a code 5 radiation shielded lead-lined unequal double door set […]