GHM-VDL151A Veterinary Ultrasound | Portable Diagnostic System for Horses, Cattle & Small Animals

Portable veterinary ultrasound system with 15" medical LCD, dual probe ports, and 7kg lightweight design. Ideal for horse pregnancy, tendon, joint exams, cattle, and small animal diagnostics.

The Global Healthcare Medical GHM-VDL151A Veterinary Diagnostic Ultrasound System is a professional, portable ultrasound machine engineered for the demanding needs of modern veterinary practice. Featuring a 15-inch high-resolution medical LCD display, a user-friendly interface, and exceptional image quality, this system is purpose-built for on-farm, clinic, and mobile veterinary use.

Weighing just 7kg, the GHM-VDL151A is highly portable and can be used with an optional medical trolley for diverse on‑site scenarios. Whether you're diagnosing horse pregnancy in a remote stable, assessing tendon injuries in performance horses, or scanning cattle and small animals in a clinic, this system delivers the versatility, precision, and reliability that veterinarians and global distributors demand.

This device is intended for professional veterinary use. Not a substitute for professional veterinary diagnosis.

Key Features

🐴 Professional Equine Ultrasound Capabilities

The GHM-VDL151A is a top-tier horse ultrasound machine that excels across multiple equine applications:

• Horse pregnancy diagnosis – Delivers unmatched accuracy with advanced imaging and rich probe configurations. The 15‑inch LCD clearly displays fetal structures, while one‑click optimization simplifies on‑farm or clinic use

• Horse tendon ultrasound – Captures detailed tendon structures—critical for diagnosing injuries in performance or working horses

• Horse joint ultrasound examination – Preset adjustments for equine joints streamline workflow, while the 15‑inch LCD provides clear visualization of joint tissues

🐄 Versatile Multi‑Animal Applications

Beyond equines, the GHM-VDL151A supports cattle, dogs, cats, and more:

• Cattle – Pregnancy detection, uterine exams, and abdominal imaging

• Dogs – Liver, gallbladder, bladder, and pregnancy exams

• Cats – Liver, heart, and pyometra diagnosis

• Exotic animals – Dolphins and other species

• Small animals – Cardiac and abdominal imaging

This multi-species versatility reduces inventory complexity and expands your client base—catering to multi-species veterinary stations, pet agencies, and equine facilities alike.

🖥️ 15‑Inch Medical LCD Display & One‑Click Optimization

The 15‑inch high-resolution medical LCD display ensures detailed visualization of internal structures. The system features one‑click optimization that simplifies operation and ensures consistent, high‑quality results for on‑farm or clinic use.

🔌 Dual Probe Interface & Auto‑Identification

The GHM-VDL151A features a multi-probe interface that supports dual simultaneous probe use. Auto‑identification simplifies probe switching—reducing training time for end‑users. Available probe options include:

⚡ Lightweight, Portable Design with Trolley Option

Weighing just 7kg, the GHM-VDL151A is highly portable and can be used with an optional medical trolley for diverse on‑site scenarios. This mobility lets veterinarians access remote stables and farms easily, making it ideal for mobile veterinary services and on‑farm diagnostics.

🏥 Advanced Imaging for Accurate Diagnostics

The GHM-VDL151A delivers advanced, crisp imaging that ensures accurate diagnostics across species and applications. Its preset adjustments tailored to equine organs and other species streamline workflow and reduce setup time.

🛠️ Rich Measurement & Reporting Functions

• Standard medical ultrasound workstation report page – Professional documentation

• Rich measurement functions – Including animal pregnancy detection and organ measurement

• Multiple image formats – For flexible data management

Specifications

Applications

The GHM‑VDL151A Veterinary Diagnostic Ultrasound System is suitable for:

• Equine Clinics – Pregnancy diagnosis, tendon and joint assessments, reproductive health

• Cattle Operations – Pregnancy detection, uterine exams, abdominal imaging

• Small Animal Practices – Liver, gallbladder, bladder, cardiac, and pregnancy exams in dogs and cats

• Mobile Veterinary Services – On‑farm and remote location scanning

• Exotic Animal Care – Dolphins and other species

• Multi‑Species Veterinary Stations – Versatile imaging across diverse animal types

Why Choose the GHM‑VDL151A?

What's Included

• GHM‑VDL151A Veterinary Diagnostic Ultrasound Main Unit

• 15‑inch High‑Resolution Medical LCD Display

• Power Adapter

• User Manual

Optional Accessories

• Medical Trolley

• Convex Probe

• Linear Probe

• Trans‑vaginal Probe

• Micro‑convex Probe

FAQ

Q: What is the GHM‑VDL151A Veterinary Diagnostic Ultrasound System?

A: The GHM‑VDL151A is a portable, high‑performance veterinary ultrasound system designed for equine, cattle, and small animal diagnostics, featuring a 15‑inch medical LCD and weighing just 7kg.

Q: What equine applications is the device suitable for?

A: The GHM‑VDL151A excels at horse pregnancy diagnosis, tendon ultrasound, and joint ultrasound examinations.

Q: Can the device be used on animals other than horses?

A: Yes. The GHM‑VDL151A supports cattle, dogs, cats, exotic animals, and more.

Q: What is the weight of the device?

A: The GHM‑VDL151A weighs just 7kg, making it highly portable for mobile veterinary services and on‑farm diagnostics.

Q: How many probes can be connected?

A: The system features dual probe ports that support simultaneous use.

Q: Does the device have a trolley option?

A: Yes. An optional medical trolley is available for diverse on‑site scenarios.

Q: What is one‑click optimization?

A: One‑click optimization simplifies operation and ensures consistent, high‑quality imaging results with a single press.

Q: What is the screen size and resolution?

A: The GHM‑VDL151A features a 15‑inch high‑resolution medical LCD display.

Q: What clinical settings is the device suitable for?

A: The GHM‑VDL151A is suitable for equine clinics, cattle operations, small animal practices, mobile veterinary services, and multi‑species veterinary stations.