Advanced Veterinary
Monitoring Solutions
Our veterinary monitors measure SpO₂, pulse rate, NIBP, temperature and, on the multi-parameter models, ECG and respiration. The range runs from a palm-size handheld unit for exams and field work to 12-inch bedside monitors for surgery and ICU.
How to Choose a Veterinary Monitor
- Handheld, portable or bedside. VET-VM30 is handheld for exams and house calls. VET-VE5 (5-inch) and VET-VE7 (7-inch) are compact portable monitors for treatment rooms and recovery. VET-VM12A and VET-VM12H are 12-inch bedside monitors for surgery and ICU.
- Parameters you need. For routine checks, SpO₂, pulse rate and NIBP are usually enough (VM30, VE5). For anesthesia and critical care, choose ECG, respiration and temperature (VM12A, VM12H). For end-tidal CO₂, see our veterinary capnographs.
- Screen and operation. VM12A has a 12.1-inch touchscreen; VM12H adds a navigation knob and large-font, trend and OxyCRG views.
- Data and alarms. VM12A stores 400 NIBP records, 6,000 s of ECG waveform and a 7-day trend, with 3-level alarms. VM30 stores 30,000 trend points and 2,000 NIBP records.
- Power and mounting. VE7 has a built-in 7.4 V lithium battery (≥2,000 mAh) and optional EtCO₂; VM12H can be wall-mounted or used on a trolley; VM30 charges by USB-C.
Compare Our Veterinary Monitors
| Model | Type | Screen | Standard parameters | Weight | Warranty |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VET-VM30 | Handheld | 3.5" | SpO₂, PR, NIBP, TEMP | 360 g (unit only) | 1 year |
| VET-VE5 | Portable | 5" | SpO₂, PR, NIBP | 825 g | 6 months |
| VET-VE7 | Portable | 7" | ECG, RESP, SpO₂, PR/HR, NIBP, TEMP (EtCO₂ optional) | 950 g | 1 year |
| VET-VM12A | Bedside | 12.1" touch | ECG, RESP, SpO₂, PR, NIBP, 2×TEMP | 4.6 kg | 1 year |
| VET-VM12 | Bedside | 12.1" (no touch) | Same as VM12A | 4.6 kg | 1 year |
| VET-VM12H | Bedside | 12" touch + knob | ECG, RESP, SpO₂, NIBP, TEMP | 3.42 kg | 1 year |
Veterinary Monitor FAQ
Which parameters do your veterinary monitors measure?
All models measure SpO₂, pulse rate and NIBP. VET-VM30 adds temperature; VET-VE7, VET-VM12, VET-VM12A and VET-VM12H add ECG, respiration and temperature for anesthesia and ICU monitoring.
Are the monitors calibrated for animals?
Yes. NIBP and alarm ranges are set for veterinary patients, and VET-VM30 has species settings for cats, dogs and horses.
Can I use one monitor for cats and large dogs?
Yes. Use the cuff and SpO₂ sensor sizes that fit the patient; the monitor software covers both small and large animals.
Which monitor should I use during anesthesia?
A multi-parameter monitor with ECG and respiration, such as VET-VM12A or VET-VM12H. Add a capnograph if you need end-tidal CO₂.
Do you have a portable veterinary monitor?
Yes. VET-VM30 is handheld, and VET-VE5 and VET-VE7 are compact portable monitors with a carry handle; VET-VE7 has a built-in rechargeable battery.
What warranty and MOQ do you offer?
VET-VE5 comes with a 6-month warranty and all other models with 1 year. MOQ is 1 unit and lead time is 5–10 days. OEM branding is available.
How much does a veterinary monitor cost?
Price depends on the model and options such as extra cuffs, sensors, a trolley or a wall mount. Send us your requirements and we will quote within 24 hours.