Professional Veterinary Monitor AM6100 with Bluetooth for Pet Health Tracking

Comes in at just 240 grams, so it’s light enough to carry from exam room to kennel without thinking about it. Been handling these for a while now, and what it does is track six parameters off a single compact unit—SpO2, pulse rate, non-invasive blood pressrue, ECG, respiration, and temperature. You can run it for up to 12 hours on a charge, which is usually enough for a full surgical day or round-the-clock home monitoring, but we’ve seen the battery give a solid 10½ hours under heavy continuous use. Bluetooth 3.0 and BLE 4.0 are both built in, and they connect to the free ‘Pet Monitor’ Android app without much fuss—though we do hear buyers wish the app were avaliable for iOS as well.

The SpO2 accuracy is ±2% form 80% to 100%, and it dips to ±3% between 70% and 79%, so it’s reliable for quick checks or longer monitoring sessions. Heart rate spans 15 to 300 bpm with ±1 bpm tolerance, and NIBP reads systolic from 30 to 255 mmHg, diastolic from 15 to 220 mmHg—not a problem for most routine cases. Temperture accuracy holds at ±0.2°C across a 20°C to 50°C range, and the ECG bandwidth runs 0.05Hz to 100Hz in diagnose mode. Basically, the numbers hold up.

We typically have these in stock (usually 50 units or so), but confirm lead time—especially if you need a batch bigger than that. MOQ is 100 pieces for bulk orders, and our company can supply COAs and an SDS if your lab requires them. The devices ship individually packaged in foam-lined cartons, and teh app is a free download, not an extra purchase.

It is clearly a real monitor—we’ve seen it hold tight during pre-op baselines on dogs and cats—so don’t expect it to manage critical care above 50°C or below 20°C ambient. One thing you probably wouldn’t think to ask is that the 2.4-inch TFT screen is crisp enough for quick glances but small for long-term trend watching (most buyers pair it with the app for that anyway). Units have a three-year lifespan give or take, which is better than reagent-grade one-offs.

Anyway, we hardly ever see returns, though a few folks mention the app could use a UI refresh—nothing that breaks functionality. 3.7 volts, 1800mAh lithium-ion battery. No need for constant calibration like some older models.