Supplied product imageMS-IP1Vet Veterinary Infusion Pump
Portable animal infusion pump with intelligent system, easy to operate, Compatible with different infusion tubes.
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Veterinary Infusion Pump — High Precision Livestock & Pet IV Pump


02 · Product Details
03 · Product Descriptions
Veterinary infusion pumps are widely used in animal hospitals, farms, and animal testing institutions, particularly suitable for surgery, emergency resuscitation, and critical care nursing. Low flow infusion is stable and safe for the care of cats, puppies, newborn animals, and exotic pets.
Mevidon veterinary infusion pumps are sold in over 100 countries, with stable product quality and low maintenance costs. A lot of vet hospitals continue to purchase from us repeatedly. Available CE documentation and FDA regulatory status must be confirmed for the selected model and destination market. After purchasing Mevidon veterinary infusion pump, Mevidon will provide a series of technical support, such as how to operate the product, calibration guidance, maintenance support, and provide sufficient accessories.
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04 · Veterinary Infusion Pump by Features
Six pump options for controlled fluid therapy in veterinary hospitals and clinics.
Supplied product imagePortable animal infusion pump with intelligent system, easy to operate, Compatible with different infusion tubes.
Supplied product imageLarge LCD display, visible on-screen 9 alarms, Real-time display of infused volume / bolus rate / bolus volume / KVO rate.
Supplied product imageFamous brand Mindray animal infusion pump for livestock infusion and small animal infusion, widely used in veterinary clinics.
Supplied product imageAnti-free-flow function to make infusion safer. The thermostat warms IV tubing to increase infusion accuracy, this is a unique feature compared with competitors.
Supplied product imageVeterinary infusion pump with safety alarm function, accurate, easy to use, low consumable cost, and low maintenance cost
Supplied product imageAutomatically detects the infusion tubing status, making tube installation safer, faster, and more convenient.
Flow range, IV-set compatibility, available modes, battery runtime and regulatory documentation are confirmed for the selected model before quotation.

05 · Advantages of Low-flow Infusion
Low‑flow infusion is a key advantage of the veterinary infusion pump. It delivers tiny, consistent fluid volumes for small‑size or critically‑ill animals, helping reduce the risk of fluid overload and vascular damage. Steady low‑flow performance supports controlled fluid replacement during anesthesia, post‑operative recovery and emergency treatment in vet clinics and livestock farms.
06 · Company Advantages

Our one-stop animal medical solutions meet different customer needs.

We have a strict quality-control system from procurement and production through outbound inspection.

We provide customized OEM and ODM services to design and produce products according to your needs.

More than 1,000 users from pet hospitals and farms choose our veterinary ultrasound machines.
07 · Why Choose Us?

Mevidon has supplied medical and veterinary equipment solutions worldwide. Our customers come from Europe, South America, Latin America, the Middle East, and other regions.

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.

Mevidon provides professional technical training, remote support, operational guidance, online upgrades, and a response within 24 hours.

Our animal medical equipment is exported worldwide, and more and more customers choose to cooperate with us.
08 · Clinical Applications
Controlled fluid therapy for surgery, intensive care and recovery.

Veterinary infusion pumps deliver controlled intravenous fluids during surgery, helping maintain hydration, circulation, and stable treatment for anesthetized animal patients.

In veterinary intensive care, infusion pumps provide continuous fluids and medications for critically ill animals requiring precise, closely monitored therapy.

Veterinary clinics use infusion pumps to support dehydration treatment, postoperative recovery, antibiotic administration, and prolonged hospitalization in dogs and cats.
09 · Comparison Table
Compare infusion and syringe pumps for patient size, fluid volume, low-flow delivery and operating workflow.
| Key Comparison | Veterinary Infusion Pump | Veterinary Syringe Pump |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Application | Best for routine IV fluid therapy, rehydration, maintenance fluids and perioperative fluid support. | Best for precise medication delivery, CRI, anesthesia, analgesia and critical care. |
| Low-Flow Accuracy | Suitable for routine flow rates, but ultra-low-flow performance depends on the model and IV set. | Provides finer control at very low flow rates and is preferred for micro-dose delivery. |
| Infusion Volume | Delivers medium or large fluid volumes continuously from an IV bag or bottle. | Delivers smaller volumes held inside a syringe and requires replacement when empty. |
| Animal Size | Commonly used for dogs, cats and larger animals requiring routine or high-volume fluid therapy. | Better suited to cats, puppies, neonates, birds, rabbits and other exotic animals. |
| Flow Rate Range | Generally supports higher maximum flow rates for maintenance fluids, replacement therapy and controlled fluid challenges. | Generally supports lower starting rates and smaller increments for highly precise drug delivery. |
| Fluids and Medications | Commonly used for crystalloids, colloids, nutritional fluids and selected compatible medications. | Commonly used for anesthetics, analgesics, vasopressors, insulin, antibiotics and other concentrated medications. |
| Consumable Compatibility | Requires compatible or calibrated IV administration sets with the correct tubing size and drip factor. | Requires compatible syringe brands, syringe sizes, Luer-lock connections and extension tubing. |
| Safety Alarms | Usually includes air-in-line, occlusion, door-open, low-battery and infusion-completion alarms. | Usually includes occlusion, syringe-empty, plunger-position, syringe-displacement and low-battery alarms. |
| Continuous Treatment Workflow | Larger fluid containers reduce replacement frequency during prolonged hydration or inpatient fluid therapy. | Syringes may require more frequent replacement during long treatments, especially at higher delivery rates. |
| Operating Cost | IV-set compatibility and recurring administration-set costs strongly influence total ownership cost. | Syringes are often less expensive, but long-term CRI treatment may increase replacement frequency and staff workload. |
10 · Customer Reviews
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No fabricated ratings or testimonials11 · FAQ
A veterinary infusion pump delivers fluids, medications or nutrients at controlled rates during surgery, hospitalization, emergency care, anesthesia and postoperative recovery.
Compare patient size, flow range, low-flow accuracy, infusion modes, safety alarms, IV-set compatibility, battery runtime, maintenance requirements and total operating cost.
Pricing depends on pump type, flow range, safety functions, battery capacity and accessories. Request a configuration-based quotation for an accurate comparison.
Yes. Select a pump with suitable low-flow accuracy and micro-infusion settings to reduce over-infusion risks in cats, puppies, neonates and exotic animals.
Advanced models may support rate, time, weight-based, drug, bolus and KVO modes, helping clinicians manage fluid therapy and continuous medication infusions efficiently.
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12 min read →14 · FAQ
Pump selection, compatible IV sets, replacement parts, documentation and after-sales support for your hospital.
Send an Inquiry →Mevidon combines veterinary-focused product selection, competitive configurations, international export experience and responsive technical support for clinics, hospitals, distributors and veterinary projects.
Yes. We evaluate animal size, clinical applications, required flow rates, daily workload, infusion modes, consumable preferences and budget before recommending suitable configurations.
Mevidon can provide available CE, ISO 13485 and supporting technical documents according to the selected model, destination market and registration requirements.
Yes. Compatible IV sets, tubing and accessories can be supplied with selected pumps, helping customers maintain consistent performance and predictable operating costs.
Mevidon supports long-term procurement of available batteries, power adapters, clamps, sensors and other replacement parts according to the selected infusion pump model.
15 · Warranty Period and After-Sales Service
Veterinary infusion pump main units and accessories are covered for 12 months.
Before sales, we have professional sales engineers to guide you and help you choose animal medical equipment and solutions that are suitable for you.
After sales, Our engineers provide a complete set of after-sales service processes.
Support can include installation guidance, operation training, infusion workflow guidance, troubleshooting, technical documentation and remote engineer assistance according to the selected project.