Your Next Ultrasound: From In-Clinic Demonstration to Long-Term Support

Choosing an ultrasound is an investment in what your clinic can offer its patients, today and in the years ahead.

Image quality matters. So do the controls you use every day, the ease of moving the machine between rooms and the people you call when you need assistance.

At VetTech Australia, we bring those considerations together. Our ultrasound range is focused exclusively on Mindray cart-based systems, backed by in-clinic demonstrations, training, a five-year main-unit warranty and national service support.

Our approach starts with understanding your practice.

Start with the work you want to do

Every clinic comes to ultrasound with different needs. You might be purchasing your first system, replacing an older machine or expanding the examinations your team can confidently perform in-house.

Before recommending equipment, we want to understand:

• What species and patients you see.

• Which examinations you perform most often.

• Your team’s scanning experience.

• Whether you want to develop abdominal, cardiac or other imaging capabilities.

• Where the machine will be used within the clinic.

• Your budget and plans for the coming years.

Those details help us recommend the right combination of system, software and probes.

Future requirements deserve attention early. Cardiac capability and upgrade options vary between models, so discussing your plans before purchasing can help you choose a configuration that supports your clinic as it develops.

Put it to work in your own clinic

The best place to assess your next ultrasound is where you’ll actually use it.

We offer in-clinic demonstrations across our entire Mindray cart-based ultrasound range. This gives your team time to explore the equipment, assess imaging on your patients and see how it fits into your working environment.

It is also an opportunity to experience the practical details that a brochure cannot show you.

Can you position the screen comfortably beside your scanning table? Are the controls easy to reach? How does the system move between your consulting room and treatment area? Which probes best suit your caseload?

Modern cart-based systems are designed to be wheeled around the clinic, keeping the display, controls and probes together in one organised setup. For practices scanning primarily in-house, that room-to-room mobility can make the machine easy to share across different working spaces.

An in-clinic demonstration lets you assess that for yourself, with your team and your clinic layout.

Choose technology that supports your team

A good ultrasound should deliver the imaging capability you need while helping your team work comfortably and efficiently.

The Mindray cart range combines dedicated veterinary imaging tools with an integrated scanning workspace. Depending on the model and configuration, that can include:

• Large displays for reviewing images and discussing findings.

• Multiple connected probes for switching between examinations.

• Advanced abdominal and cardiac imaging tools.

• Veterinary presets, measurements and reporting functions.

• Adjustable screen and console positioning.

• Integrated probe storage and cable management.

These features become particularly useful as ultrasound becomes a more regular part of your clinical workflow.

Our range includes the Vetus Nova, Vetus 50, Vetus 80 and flagship Vetus 9, with options suited to general practice through to more advanced imaging requirements.

We guide you through the differences so you understand what is included, which options are relevant and how each configuration fits your intended use.

Why we’ve committed to Mindray cart-based ultrasound

Our decision to focus exclusively on Mindray cart-based ultrasound reflects our confidence in the brand, its imaging technology and the quality it offers veterinary practices.

We believe cart-based platforms provide a compelling combination of diagnostic capability, practical workflow and everyday usability for clinics working primarily in-house.

That focus also allows our team to build detailed knowledge of the systems we supply, from selecting probes and software to helping customers get familiar with their machine.

We want our customers to have access to powerful diagnostic tools, with the advice and support to use them effectively.

For us, supplying the equipment is the beginning of that relationship.

Build confidence after installation

A successful installation means your team feels ready to start using the system.

We provide training to help users become familiar with the controls, settings and day-to-day workflow of their machine, alongside guidance on caring for the equipment.

As your team gains experience, questions will naturally arise. You may want help finding a function, understanding a setting or exploring an additional probe.

Our team remains available for technical advice and equipment support throughout the life of your unit.

National support, wherever you practice

Reliable support is an essential part of any equipment investment.

Whether your clinic is on Australia’s east coast or west coast, VetTech Australia provides national service support for the systems we supply.

If an issue arises, we coordinate technical assessment and the appropriate repair arrangements according to the fault and your location. Loan equipment is also available to help keep your clinic scanning during warranty repairs.

Our commitment continues long after the demonstration and installation, giving your team an established point of contact when assistance is needed.

Five-year main-unit warranty

Every Mindray Vetus cart-based ultrasound purchased through VetTech Australia includes a five-year warranty on the main unit.

For product faults covered by that warranty, customers do not pay out of pocket for the main-unit warranty repair.

That provides greater certainty around your investment, backed by our national service support.

Probe warranties are separate, and we explain the applicable cover when preparing your quotation so you know exactly what is included.

See what fits your practice

Your next ultrasound should suit your patients, your team and the way your clinic works.

That is why we encourage you to experience the equipment before making a decision. Assess the images, move the system around your clinic and talk through the capabilities that matter to you.

From that first demonstration through to training and ongoing service, VetTech Australia is here to help you get the most from your ultrasound.

Contact our team to arrange an in-clinic demonstration of the Mindray Vetus cart-based range and find the right fit for your practice.