Livestock Ultrasound Machine for Cattle, Sheep & Pigs | Veterinary Pregnancy Scanner
The Globalvets Slite Portable livestock ultrasound machine for accurate pregnancy detection in cattle, sheep, and pigs. Clear imaging, durable probes, and factory-direct support.
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Slite Veterinary Ultrasound Pro imaging—wherever you work
As a trusted veterinary ultrasound machine manufacturer, we are dedicated to providing advanced imaging solutions that enhance diagnostic accuracy and clinical efficiency. The Slite Livestock Ultrasound Machine combines precision imaging, lightweight portability, and reliable performance, making it the ideal choice for veterinarians performing animal health and reproductive examinations.Designed for clinics, reproduction management, and mobile veterinary services. Fast operation, practical measurements, and flexible probe options—built to make everyday scanning more efficient.
Key Highlights: fast workflow, stable imaging, flexible setup
5.6" Medical-grade LED
Clear viewing in clinic or in the field;
Multi-language UI
Chinese / English / French / Russian / Spanish / Portuguese (software version dependent)
4-zone electronic focusing
Adjust focal position for better near–far balance;
Built-in storage + USB export
4GB internal, browse on-device, export to USB drive
≥256-frame cine review
Continuous playback or frame-by-frame inspection
Swappable Li-ion battery
2600mAh ~3h; optional 5200mAh ~6h
Practical image tuning
Post-processing, frame correlation, edge enhancement, pseudo-color, optimization and contrast—quickly accessible for daily scanning.
Frame corr. 0–3；Pseudo-color 0–23；Contrast 0–63
Connectivity that fits the job
USB export, video output, probe and charging ports—suited for clinics, breeding sites, and mobile services.
USB export；Video out；Mobile ready
Full Probe Lineup Comparison:what to choose, and what each probe is used for clinically.
Probe comparison table
Frequency steps are taken from the technical parameter document. Exact probe models/options depend on your order configuration.
| Probe | Typical frequency / steps | Best for | Clinical use scenarios | Key advantage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Convex probe | 3.5 MHz (2.0/2.5/3.5/5.0) | Medium–large dogs, ruminants, pigs (abdominal imaging) | Pregnancy screening, uterus/ovary assessment, liver/spleen/kidney and routine abdominal exams | Strong penetration and wide field-of-view for deep structures and fast sweeps |
| Micro-convex probe (optional) | 5.0 MHz (4.5/5.0/6.5/7.5) | Cats, small dogs, rabbits (small animals) | Abdominal organs, urinary system, early pregnancy; intercostal or tight-access scanning | Small footprint with flexible angles; balances penetration and detail |
| Linear probe | 7.5 MHz (5.5/6.5/7.5/9.0) | Superficial structures requiring high resolution | Tendons/muscles, subcutaneous masses, superficial lymph nodes; vessels/ocular use; needle guidance | Higher resolution for superficial anatomy and more precise localization |
| Rectal probe (optional) | 6.5 MHz (4.5/5.5/6.5/7.5) | Large-animal reproduction work (cattle/horses) | Transrectal ultrasound: follicle/CL monitoring, uterus evaluation, early pregnancy, reproductive disorder screening | Closer to target organs for stable imaging and repeatable breeding management |
Quick picking guide: Convex for deep abdominal/repro screening; Micro-convex for small animals and tight windows; Linear for superficial and guidance; Rectal for cattle/horse reproduction management.
How the system helps probes perform :4-zone focus + near/far field adjustment helps maintain clarity across different depths and body sizes.
Adjustable focal position
Reduces the tradeoff between penetration and detail when scanning different animals and regions.
Measurements built in
Distance/circumference/area plus 7 animal obstetric templates to reduce manual calculation.
Typical clinical use cases
Connect probes and features to real workflows: reproduction, abdominal routine, superficial & guidance, and mobile service.
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