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Veterinary Flexible Endoscope
MS-EV1 veterinary flexible endoscopy system with Wi-Fi function and a mobile-phone holder.
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Mevidon Veterinary Endoscope Supplier in China
Professional Provider of Veterinary Endoscopic Solutions
- A complete veterinary endoscope product line for different clinical applications.
- Clear imaging, straightforward operation and controllable project costs.
- CE, FDA and ISO 13485 documentation can be confirmed by model and destination market.
- Product training and technical support for veterinary endoscopy projects.
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Mevidon Veterinary Endoscope Supplier in China
- A wide range of clinical applications with multiple types of veterinary endoscopes to choose from.
- Clear anatomical boundaries and natural color presentation.
- Images remain clear during close observation, with recognizable details when enlarged.
- The endoscope body is easy to manipulate during longer procedures, helping reduce operator fatigue.
- Different scope diameters are available for patients of different sizes.
03 · Product Descriptions
Mevidon Veterinary Endoscope System Factory in China
Find the Right Veterinary Endoscope for Your Clinical Application
Veterinary endoscopes are used to visualize internal organs, anatomical cavities and surgical areas during diagnostic or therapeutic procedures. Different procedures require different insertion-tube diameters, viewing directions, working channels, angulation ranges and imaging capabilities. Mevidon's veterinary endoscope range includes flexible endoscopes, rigid endoscopes, video endoscopes, single-use endoscopes, reusable endoscopes, endoscopy cameras, light sources, video processors, medical monitors and endoscopic accessories.
Mevidon recommends a suitable veterinary endoscope solution according to the animal hospital's clinical workflow and patient profile. The product range supports stable imaging, system compatibility and a broad choice of accessories for different procedures, backed by after-sales technical support.
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Veterinary Endoscope by Features
Select from nine supplied veterinary endoscopy directions. Each card opens a dedicated collection route for its product family.
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Veterinary Rigid Endoscope
MS-EV2 portable veterinary rigid endoscope with a high-resolution image processor.
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ENT Endoscope
MS-EV3 veterinary ENT endoscope with clear imaging, a slim design, flexible insertion, bright illumination and straightforward operation for ear, nose and throat examinations.
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HD-350 Video Endoscope
SonoScape HD-350 video endoscope system for gastrointestinal procedures with EG-550 video gastroscope: 9.3 mm diameter, 1050 mm working length and 2.8 mm working channel.
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Veterinary Endoscopy System
SonoScape HD-550 veterinary endoscope system with a 27-inch high-resolution LCD color monitor and built-in workstation with 500 GB storage.
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Disposable Ureteroscope
Ready to use, with reduced cross-contamination risk and no reprocessing required.
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Veterinary Portable Endoscope
Portable veterinary gastroscope and colonoscope with an LED light source and natural color reproduction.
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Equine Endoscope
Designed for equine examination with flexible insertion, clear imaging and straightforward operation.
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Capsule Endoscope
Non-invasive and painless examination with easy swallowing and complete gastrointestinal-tract visualization for selected applications.
05 · Advantages of Single-Use Endoscope
Advantages of a Single-Use Veterinary Endoscope
Single-use veterinary endoscopes provide a sterile, ready-to-use solution for airway, rhinoscopy, cystoscopy and other minimally invasive procedures. A single-use veterinary endoscope eliminates scope reprocessing and routine repair, improving availability and workflow efficiency. Its compact design makes it suitable as a portable veterinary endoscope, a flexible endoscope for small animals, a veterinary bronchoscope for small animals, and a veterinary endoscope for rhinoscopy and cystoscopy, helping clinics simplify equipment management and reduce turnaround time.
06 · Company Advantages
Company Advantages
About Mevidon
Our one-stop animal medical solutions meet different customer needs.
Strict Quality Management System
We have a strict quality-control system from procurement and production through outbound inspection.
OEM/ODM
We provide customized OEM and ODM services to design and produce products according to your needs.
Clients from Different Countries Visit Us
More than 1,000 users from pet hospitals and farms choose our veterinary ultrasound machines.
07 · Why Choose Us?
Why Choose Us?
Exported to More Than 100 Countries
Mevidon has supplied medical and veterinary equipment solutions worldwide. Our customers come from Europe, South America, Latin America, the Middle East, and other regions.
Fast Delivery & Complete Supply Chain Support
We have rich export experience and are familiar with customs declaration and clearance processes. Professional packaging and complete supply-chain support help us deliver quickly.
Professional Technical Support
Mevidon provides professional technical training, remote support, operational guidance, online upgrades, and a response within 24 hours.
Photos of Export Goods for You
Our animal medical equipment is exported worldwide, and more and more customers choose to cooperate with us.
08 · Clinical Applications
Clinical Applications
Supplied endoscopy workflows for animal hospitals, private clinics and international veterinary-equipment projects.
Disposable endoscopes provide a ready-to-use option designed to reduce cross-contamination risk.
Veterinary endoscopes are used for animal procedures in veterinary hospitals and private clinics.
Animal endoscope systems prepared for shipment.
09 · Comparison Table
Veterinary Endoscope Comparison Table
Compare endoscope types by clinical use, animal profile, key selection factors and practical advantage.
How to use this tableFinal diameter, working length, channel, accessories and regulatory documents depend on the selected model and destination market.
| Veterinary Endoscope Type | Main Applications | Typical Animals | Key Selection Factors | Main Advantage |
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| Veterinary Gastroscope | Upper GI examination, biopsy and foreign-body retrieval | Dogs, cats, horses and large animals | Diameter, working length, channel size and angulation | Long reach and therapeutic capability |
| Veterinary Bronchoscope | Airway examination, lavage, biopsy and foreign-body removal | Dogs, cats and exotic animals | Distal diameter, channel, suction and angulation | Access to narrow respiratory pathways |
| Veterinary Rhinoscope | Nasal cavity and sinus examination | Dogs, cats and horses | Diameter, viewing direction and working length | Useful for nasal disease and foreign bodies |
| Veterinary Cystoscope | Bladder and urethral examination | Dogs, cats and exotic animals | Diameter, length, channel and irrigation | Minimally invasive urinary examination |
| Veterinary Rigid Endoscope | Rhinoscopy, cystoscopy, coelioscopy, otoscopy and exotic-animal procedures | Small animals, birds, reptiles and exotic animals | Diameter, viewing angle, sheath and working channel | Excellent optics and multipurpose use |
| Veterinary Laparoscope | Minimally invasive abdominal surgery | Dogs, cats and selected large animals | Diameter, 0°/30° view, length and camera system | Stable visualization for minimally invasive surgery |
| Veterinary Arthroscope | Joint examination and minimally invasive orthopedic surgery | Dogs and horses | Diameter, viewing angle, irrigation and sheath | High-quality visualization inside joints |
| Veterinary Video Otoscope | Ear-canal examination and intervention | Dogs and cats | Image quality, channel, irrigation and instrument compatibility | Enlarged visualization of the ear canal |
| Single-Use Veterinary Endoscope | Airway, endourology and selected small-diameter procedures | Small animals, exotic animals and horses depending on model | Diameter, channel, image quality and cost per procedure | No scope reprocessing or repair cycle |
| Veterinary Capsule Endoscope | GI tract imaging | Selected animals and applications | Battery, image coverage, software and capsule size | Minimally invasive GI imaging |
10 · Customer Reviews
Customer Reviews
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Veterinary Endoscope FAQ
What is a veterinary endoscope?
A veterinary endoscope is a medical visualization device designed to examine internal organs, cavities or anatomical passages in animals. Depending on the application, veterinarians may use flexible or rigid endoscopes for gastrointestinal, respiratory, urinary, nasal, ear, joint and minimally invasive surgical procedures.
What are the main types of veterinary endoscopes?
Common veterinary endoscopes include flexible gastroscopes, bronchoscopes, rhinoscopes, cystoscopes, rigid telescopes, laparoscopes, arthroscopes, video otoscopes and small-diameter scopes for avian and exotic animals. Single-use flexible endoscopes are also available for selected veterinary applications.
What is the difference between a flexible and rigid veterinary endoscope?
A flexible veterinary endoscope has a steerable insertion tube that can navigate curved anatomical pathways, making it useful for gastrointestinal, respiratory and urinary procedures. A rigid endoscope has a fixed shaft and is commonly used for laparoscopy, arthroscopy, otoscopy, rhinoscopy and procedures in birds and exotic animals.
How do I choose the correct diameter for a veterinary endoscope?
The correct diameter depends on animal size, anatomical access and the intended procedure. Small animals, birds and exotic species may require very small-diameter scopes, while larger animals may allow larger scopes with wider working channels. Compare distal diameter, insertion diameter and working-channel size together.
Why is the working channel important?
The working channel allows compatible biopsy forceps, graspers, cytology brushes, retrieval instruments and other accessories to pass through the scope. It also influences suction and irrigation capability, so the channel must be matched to the patient and intended procedure.
13 · Blog Listing
Planning Resources for Veterinary Equipment Buyers
Six current guides covering veterinary imaging, anesthesia and equipment selection.
Veterinary CT and X-ray
Veterinary CT Scanner Buying Guide: From Clinical Need to Installation
Plan a veterinary CT scanner purchase around patient size, clinical applications, CT type, room, radiation safety, anesthesia, workflow and service.
13 min read →Veterinary CT and X-rayVeterinary CT vs X-Ray: Which Imaging System Does a Clinic Need?
Compare veterinary CT and digital X-ray by image output, clinical role, radiation planning, anesthesia, throughput, installation and total project scope.
13 min read →Veterinary ultrasoundVeterinary Ultrasound Machine Buying Guide: How to Choose
Choose a veterinary ultrasound machine by species, exams, probes, Doppler modes, portability, workflow, support and total cost - not headline price alone.
12 min read →Veterinary ultrasoundPortable vs Cart-Based Veterinary Ultrasound: A Practical Comparison
Compare portable, handheld and cart-based veterinary ultrasound systems by mobility, controls, probes, workflow, service and ownership cost.
11 min read →Veterinary anesthesiaHow to Choose a Veterinary Anesthesia Machine: Buying Guide
Choose a veterinary anesthesia machine by patient size, breathing circuit, vaporizer, ventilation, monitoring, scavenging, gas supply and service.
13 min read →Veterinary anesthesiaVeterinary vs Human Anesthesia Machine: Key Procurement Differences
Compare veterinary and human anesthesia machines by patient range, circuits, ventilation, interfaces, workflow, regulation, scavenging and support.
12 min read →14 · Project FAQ
Veterinary Endoscope Project & One-Stop Solution FAQ
Scope structure, imaging system, instruments, accessories, training and documentation can be evaluated as one project.
Discuss Your Endoscopy Project →Why choose Mevidon for veterinary endoscopy equipment?
Mevidon provides veterinary endoscopy solutions covering flexible and rigid scopes, imaging systems and compatible instruments. Instead of recommending a scope based only on price, we help match the system to the animal type, clinical application, scope diameter, working length and accessory requirements.
Can Mevidon provide a complete veterinary endoscopy system?
Yes, depending on the selected product range. A complete solution may include the veterinary endoscope, video processor, camera head, light source, medical monitor, trolley, insufflation or irrigation equipment and procedure-specific instruments.
Can you help us choose between a flexible and rigid veterinary endoscope?
Yes. We can recommend the scope structure according to the intended procedure. Flexible scopes are generally more suitable for curved gastrointestinal, airway and urinary pathways, while rigid scopes are commonly selected for laparoscopy, arthroscopy, otoscopy, rhinoscopy and many exotic-animal procedures.
Can you recommend an endoscope according to animal size?
Yes. Please provide the animal species, typical patient weight, anatomical area and intended procedure. We can then compare distal diameter, insertion-tube diameter, working length and working-channel requirements.
Do you provide veterinary endoscope instruments and accessories?
Depending on the system, compatible accessories may include biopsy forceps, grasping forceps, retrieval instruments, cytology brushes, cleaning brushes, sheaths, trocars, camera couplers, light cables and other procedure-specific instruments.
15 · Warranty Period and After-Sales Service
Warranty Period and After-Sales Service
Warranty Period
The main unit of a veterinary ultrasound machine is covered for 24 months and the probe for 12 months. Other veterinary equipment main units and accessories are covered for 12 months unless the final quotation states otherwise.
Before Sales
Our professional sales engineers guide you and help you choose suitable animal medical equipment and project solutions.
After-Sales Service
Our professional technical engineers assist with installation and operation, online training, online upgrades, remote assistance and more.