Veterinary Patient Monitor with ECG SpO2 NIBP EtCO2 for Pet Hospital ICU Use

Pulled your RFQ for the veterinary monitor, and we actually have quite a few of these going out right now, especially to clinics running ICU shifts — the 8.4-inch TFT display gives you clear waveforms on the 5-lead ECG without squinting, and the SpO2 hits ±2% accuracy form 70-100%, which is what most buyers look for since pets won't sit still (they don't, by the way).

We've been shiping these for about two years now, and one thing we've learned is that the NIBP measurement has a tighter tolerance than some other oscillometric units out there — 200+ units or so, and returns are basically nil, though you'll want to double-check the cuff sizing yourself since neonatal pups and large dogs need different cuffs, which we don't stock universals for.

Defibrillation protection is there at 4000VAC/50Hz — that's pretty much standerd for 5-lead setups, and respiration rate range from 6 to 150rpm covers kittens up to Great Danes in most cases, but honestly the apnea alarm is the thing vets actually talk to us about, as they rely on it during oral surgeries where the airway can shift.

MOQ runs 10 units at roughly $685 each for bulk pricing, lead time is usually 20 days or so if our company have the panels in stock — we do right now — and most buyers go with the dual-channel tempearture probes alongside the EtCO2 (0-99mmHg range, which is tighter than human monitors but better for small animals).

Well, one minute detail that new buyers always forget: this thing isn't great for field use — you're locked to bedside or ICU racks, the power cord is 1.5m only — so if they're planning to move it between cages a lot, just budget for extension cables or a spare battery pack, which adds about $50 per unit.

Usually we ship with a COA and a TDS for each monitor, but confirm if you want the SDS seperately (we don't include it by default), and for payment we run a 30% deposit, balance on inspection.