Gebelik kontrolü için en iyi sığır ultrason cihazları (2026): inekler, kısraklar, dişi koyunlar ve keçiler

#1 overall, 87/100, and the best price-to-capability ratio in the top five. I rank it first because one IP67-rated, drop-tested, 304 g wireless probe carries a rectal head, a superficial linear head and full Doppler at a listed delivered price. The 6/8 MHz R13 convex rectal head reaches 30–120 mm and the 7.5/10 MHz linear head covers 20–55 mm. It streams over Wi-Fi to iOS, Android or Windows, freezes with a single click, and scans for at least 3 hours per charge. Color, Power and PW Doppler come standard, there is no subscription, and the $2,418 price includes shipping, customs, duties and taxes. Suresult covers it for 2 years, with 3-year and 5-year options and 30-day returns. It earned full marks on rectal fit, field durability, workflow, warranty and Doppler.

IMV (#2) adds a 5-hour removable battery and built-in cattle, horse and sheep gestational tables; buy IMV when those two matter more than price and a second linear head. The D2LR measures with length, area and distance calipers in three customizable preset sets, and its listed delivered price sits far below the listed prices of DRAMIŃSKI, Honda and E.I. Medical Imaging. Against BMV (#3), the D2LR adds PW Doppler, a longer warranty path and a listed price, while BMV runs 10–12 hours per charge.

#2 overall, 85/100. I recommend it for large herds that want species tables built in. The Easi-Scan:Go is built for the chute. The fixed linear rectal probe runs 4.5–8.5 MHz with 6, 8 and 12 cm depth settings, and a curved rectal option adds 3–7 MHz to 24 cm. The 850 g scanner is IP67-rated, the removable battery lasts 5 hours, and the Go-Scan app streams to iOS or Android. Cattle, horse and sheep gestational tables are built in, with the optional BovIntel licence on top, and IMV USA backs it with a 2-year warranty. Color flow mapping is offered; specify CFM in the quote. Buy it when you scan large herds in wet, dirty conditions and want species tables on day one.

IMV sells through quotes from IMV Technologies USA, so the delivered cost depends on the probe, CFM and BovIntel options you specify. Suresult’s D2LR (#1) matches the IP67 rating at 304 g, lists its price with delivery, duties and taxes included, adds a linear head for teat, tendon and superficial work, and carries Color, Power and PW Doppler as standard. BMV (#3) trades IMV’s IP67 rating for a 10–12 hour battery.

#3, 72/100. I recommend it for long processing days. The BestScan S10 Ultra has the longest battery in the roster at 10–12 hours of scanning, enough for a full processing day without a swap. Rectal linear and curved arrays cover 2–11 MHz with up to 31 cm system depth on 192 elements, and the 650 g sealed body streams over Wi-Fi to Android, iOS or Windows, with optional I-Scan goggles. Gestational-age and due-date tools plus Color and Power Doppler round it out. Buy it when battery life outranks everything else.

BMV sells the S10 Ultra by quote through BMV Animal Technology. Compared with Suresult’s D2LR (#1), it adds battery hours and gestational tools; the D2LR adds a listed delivered price, PW Doppler and a 2-year warranty with longer options. DRAMIŃSKI (#4) matches BMV on rectal fit and adds IP65 and a 2-year warranty.

#4, 70/100 (ahead of Esaote on the rectal-fit tie-break). I rate its species tools among the deepest in the roster. The airScan pro offers a fixed rectal linear head at 4.2–12.5 MHz to 19 cm or a convex head at 3.0–7.0 MHz to 30 cm. The IP65 body weighs about 0.62 kg with the standard battery, streams to Android and iOS, and works with optional iLens goggles. Bovine presets, fetal-age tables and named measurements such as Cow CRL and Equine ED make it one of the strongest species-tool packages here, with Color and Power Doppler and a 2-year warranty on the maker’s page.

The standard battery runs up to 2 hours, and the Power Battery extends that to 4 hours on the Repro preset. Advanced Ultrasound Systems lists it from USD 8,500, the highest listed price in the roster, so DRAMIŃSKI fits buyers who want premium species tools first. The D2LR (#1) reaches a similar rectal and wireless workflow at a far lower listed price.

#5, 70/100. I recommend it for vets who want the lightest probe with full Doppler. The Q7 VET with the L10-4Vs transrectal linear head (5–10 MHz) is the lightest scanner here at 160 g in its linear configuration. It runs 4 hours, works through the MyLab Pocket app on Windows, Android and iOS, and is described as waterproof with six buttons for one-hand scanning. B, M, PW, CFM and Power Doppler make it the most complete Doppler set alongside the D2LR, and the L10-4Vs lists a large-animal reproduction application.

The Esaote E-shop lists EUR 4,650 excluding VAT with free shipping, a 1-year warranty and 15-day returns. DRAMIŃSKI (#4) ties it at 70 and wins the tie-break on a listed rectal depth; the D2LR (#1) adds a 2-year warranty, delivery with duties and taxes included, and a lower listed price.

#6, 68/100. I recommend it for dairy repro work with goggles. The Apexx Linear is a dedicated dairy-repro tool: a 128-element L64 linear rectal probe at 5.5–9.0 MHz with rapid zoom from 44 to 93 mm, an arm-in wired design with direct-wired OJO goggles, and a freeze button. The 1.2 kg splash-proof unit runs on an interchangeable 5-hour battery, carries four examination presets with fetal measurement and aging grids, and has a 2-year unit warranty.

ReproScan sells by quote, and the 93 mm maximum zoom sits below the 100 mm-plus depths of the top four. Choose it when a goggle-and-arm workflow for dairy herds matters most; choose the D2LR (#1) or IMV (#2) for deeper rectal imaging and a phone display.

#7, 63/100. I recommend it for buyers who want a built-in outdoor screen. The HS-103V pairs the HLV-275M transrectal linear probe (5/7.5/10 MHz, 2–16 cm depth) with an integrated outdoor display. It runs about 3 hours, measures cattle pregnancy weeks from CRL, and adds CFM and Power Doppler. The 1.8 kg total includes probe, battery and shoulder belt.

Advanced Ultrasound Systems lists it from USD 6,900. Buyers who prefer a self-contained screen to a phone get one here; the D2LR (#1) and BMV (#3) deliver lighter wireless rectal workflows, and the D2LR does it at a lower listed price.

#8, 62/100 (ahead of SIUI on the cost tie-break). I recommend it as the entry-price pick. The S1-VET is the lowest listed price in the roster at USD 1,206–1,250 for the linear-rectal package. The 6.5 MHz linear rectal probe, 5.6-inch display and 950 g body run about 3 hours, and bovine, equine, ovine and swine OB measurement packages are included.

Dawei images in B, BB, BM and 4B modes over wired probes. It fits buyers whose budget is the first constraint; the D2LR (#1) adds wireless streaming, an IP67 rating, a 6/8 MHz rectal head to 120 mm, a second linear head and full Doppler.

#9, 62/100. I recommend it for wet-weather palm-unit work. The CTS-800 is the most weather-ready palm unit: 0.8 kg, an IP54 main unit and an IP67 probe head. The standard L50 rectal probe runs at 7.5 MHz, with an optional L65 5 MHz rectal probe and R20 microconvex. It runs 3 hours on a 7-inch display, includes a follicle and fertilized-egg estimation grid, and Australian Medical Systems lists a 24-month warranty.

SIUI sells by quote through Australian Medical Systems and images in B, 2B, ZOOM B, B/M and M. Dawei (#8) ties it at 62 with a listed price; Kaixin (#10) adds a two-battery package.

#10, 60/100. I recommend it for a wrist-mounted screen with a spare battery. The KX5200 ships through Breeder’s Circle at USD 3,250 with the standard 6.5 MHz transrectal linear probe and two batteries, each good for 2–3 hours. It is a wrist console with a 5.7-inch display, 25 obstetric tables across 8 species with gestational age and expected delivery date, and an IPX7-rated intracavity probe; a 4.0 MHz transrectal convex probe is optional.

Kaixin images in B, B/B, 4B, B/M and M. Against SIUI (#9), it trades the IP67 probe head for a listed price and a second battery; against the D2LR (#1), it trades wireless streaming and Doppler for a wrist-mounted screen.

#11, 57/100. I recommend it for multi-species gestational measurements on a budget. The WED-3000V’s LV2-4 rectal probe operates at 5.0, 5.5, 6.5 and 7.5 MHz with depth adjustment from 65 to 140 mm, and convex and microconvex options are available. The 1.3 kg palm scanner includes gestational-age measurements for horses, cattle, sheep and pigs, and KeeboVet lists the rectal variant at USD 3,999.

Well.D images in B, B+B, B+M and M over wired probes on a built-in battery of at least 2200 mAh. Kaixin (#10) adds two batteries at a lower listed price; E.I. Medical Imaging (#12) adds smartphone streaming and a 5-hour swappable battery.

#12, 56/100. I recommend it for AI-assisted pregnancy calls. The IBEX LITE NXT is built around a hardwired eCLi6 hybrid curved-linear rectal probe at 3–9.5 MHz, with bovine exam presets, FREEZE and SELECT controls, IBEXStream smartphone streaming and an optional InSite NXT headset. The 3.3 lb scanner runs 5 hours on a field-swappable battery, and optional Herd IQ adds AI pregnancy detection and fetal aging after a 90-day trial.

ViiSona lists it from CAD 10,989.60 with a 12-month warranty and 15-day returns; Herd IQ costs USD 500 a year after the trial. Buyers who want AI pregnancy calls and a headset workflow get both here; the D2LR (#1) and IMV (#2) reach higher totals.

#13, 51/100. I recommend it for a stall-side Doppler console. The ECO 5 VET is a full color Doppler console with CFM and PW, and its dealer lists horse, cattle and sheep presets with measurement software. The L7V-A linear rectal probe runs 5.3–10.0 MHz on a 3 m cable, and the 6.5 kg system runs about 2.5 hours on battery.

Australian Medical Systems quotes the L7V-A rectal package. CHISON fits a clinic that wants a console with Doppler at the stall; for chute work, the wireless D2LR (#1) and IMV (#2) carry far less weight on the arm.

#14, 50/100. I recommend it for equine clinics with a fixed scanning bay. The ProPet EQ is built for equine reproduction: its L741V intrarectal linear transducer runs 5.0–10.0 MHz with 128 elements, a 46 mm view width and at least 10 cm depth. The REPRO preset, SonoAssistant workflow templates, and Color and Power Doppler make it a capable stall-side console.

SonoScape sells by quote and runs as a portable console with wired probes. Equine clinics with a fixed scanning bay get the most from it; mobile cattle work favors the phone-display systems at the top of the ranking.

#15, 42/100. I recommend it for clinic-based reproduction work. The DP-30 Vet is a 12.1-inch portable console with 75L50EAV (5–10 MHz) and 50L60EAV rectal probe options, Power Doppler and PW, and B, 2B, 4B, M and B+M modes. Mindray lists farm-animal breeding and fertility as a core application.

The 5.5 kg console runs 1.5 hours on battery, with a 1-year warranty on new units per the BCF sales sheet, and Mindray Animal Medical sells by quote. It suits clinic-based reproduction work; field pregnancy checks favor the lighter systems above it.