Products
First portfolio in development
Veterinary point-of-care technology, beginning with handheld ultrasound.
Vettron is developing its first portfolio for veterinary practice. Information on each product’s features, evaluation and availability will be published as its introduction progresses.
Focus
Why point-of-care?
Why point-of-care diagnostics.
That is where Vettron is focused — and where the portfolio begins.
Point-of-care ultrasound can help a trained veterinarian address specific questions close to the patient. Its usefulness depends on the examination, image quality and interpretation of the findings. It complements clinical assessment and may guide further testing or referral — but it does not replace every comprehensive ultrasound examination.
Vettron is a young U.S. company preparing its first portfolio, beginning with handheld point-of-care ultrasound. Products are being evaluated now and will be introduced with complete, substantiated information.
Early evaluation
Limited cohort — now open
Be part of the first cohort.
A small initial group of veterinary professionals is forming now. Register your interest to hear about potential evaluation opportunities and product updates. Participation will depend on the evaluation plan and agreed arrangements — registration does not guarantee selection or device availability.
Limited initial group. Occasional meaningful updates only.
Areas we are exploring
Where Vettron is headed
Where Vettron is headed.
Handheld ultrasound is our starting point. The other areas describe potential development directions — not products already available to purchase. Details are published as each product is formally introduced.
Imaging & ultrasound
Handheld POCUS for everyday practice — the portfolio’s starting point
Ophthalmic imaging
Retinal and ocular imaging tools — a potential development area
Therapeutic & rehabilitation tools
An area distinct from diagnostic imaging — each product will be presented with its indications, limitations and supporting information
Emerging & AI-enabled tools
Functions that may support veterinary work — those under development will be distinguished from those evaluated and available
A note on claims — Vettron publishes specifications and performance information only when they are complete and substantiated.
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