Modern veterinary surgery uses much of the same imaging and capture technology as human medicine — endoscopy, laparoscopy, ultrasound, fluoroscopy, surgical microscopes — but most vet practices are stuck with consumer-grade signal chains, no proper capture workflow, and no real integration. The result: surgeons squint at small screens, recordings get lost, teaching opportunities disappear.
Bringing hospital-grade integration to a veterinary clinic isn’t about copying the acute-hospital playbook. It’s about adapting the engineering for vet-clinic budgets, vet-specific workflows, and the realities of small-animal surgery.
Endoscopy: vet-specific vendor stacks
The vet-endoscopy vendor mix differs from human medicine. We work with:
- Olympus Vet — the most common premium-tier vet endoscopy.
- Karl Storz Vet — widely used in equine and exotic-animal practices.
- Sonosite and Mindray Vet for ultrasound integration.
Our integration approach for vet clinics is the same as for hospitals: vendor-neutral switching, native signal-chain preservation, and capture-to-record workflows tuned for veterinary record-keeping standards.
Designed for vet clinic budgets
A standalone vet practice doesn’t have hospital procurement budgets. We design value-engineered integration packages: simpler control surfaces, fewer redundant displays, and pragmatic compliance documentation. The result delivers the workflow benefits of hospital integration at a price that makes sense for a privately-owned vet clinic.
Teaching hospitals: live broadcast and recording
For university veterinary teaching hospitals, integration gets more interesting. We deliver classroom-grade live broadcast: surgical demonstrations streamed to lecture theatres, recorded for later teaching, with multi-camera switching during procedures. The same Endoconnect platform that powers our hospital installs handles veterinary teaching workflows out of the box.
Where to start
If you’re running a multi-vet practice or a teaching hospital and you’re tired of consumer-grade gear in your surgical theatres, read about our veterinary integration service or drop us a line.