Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
Preparing cattle for ultrasound has never been easier. In this quick demonstration, Dr. Luis Feitoza shows how the Butterfly iQ+ Vet can scan effectively through the haircoat using simple fluid contact methods such as alcohol, gel, or mineral oil.
One of the standout advantages of the Butterfly iQ+ Vet is that clipping the animal is often unnecessary, saving valuable time during lung, liver, and carcass evaluations in production animal settings.
Timestamps
00:00 – Introduction to cattle ultrasound scanning
00:08 – The Butterfly iQ+ Vet haircoat advantage
00:15 – Fluid contact options: gel, mineral oil, or alcohol
00:23 – Why alcohol is preferred for quick scanning
00:28 – Scanning without clipping the animal
00:34 – Applications for lung, liver, and carcass evaluation
00:39 – Conclusion and key takeaway
Whether you’re performing lung ultrasound, liver evaluation, or carcass assessment, this simple haircoat preparation technique can help streamline your workflow and improve efficiency in the field.
If you enjoyed this video, please Like, Comment, and Subscribe for more content on handheld ultrasound, point-of-care ultrasound, veterinary imaging, cattle health, livestock management, and the latest innovations in animal diagnostics. We’d love to hear your thoughts, so let us know in the comments how portable ultrasound is changing veterinary care.
Disclaimer: For prescription use only. Butterfly iQ3™ is a portable ultrasound system designed for external ultrasound imaging. Read the User Manual for warnings, precautions, and contraindications.
#CattleUltrasound #VeterinaryUltrasound #CattleHealth #LivestockCare #ButterflyIQVet #AnimalHealth #POCUS #FarmAnimals #VeterinaryMedicine #UltrasoundPrep
Preparing cattle for ultrasound has never been easier. In this quick demonstration, Dr. Luis Feitoza shows how the Butterfly iQ+ Vet can scan effectively through the haircoat using simple fluid contact methods such as alcohol, gel, or mineral oil.
One of the standout advantages of the Butterfly iQ+ Vet is that clipping the animal is often unnecessary, saving valuable time during lung, liver, and carcass evaluations in production animal settings.
Timestamps
00:00 – Introduction to cattle ultrasound scanning
00:08 – The Butterfly iQ+ Vet haircoat advantage
00:15 – Fluid contact options: gel, mineral oil, or alcohol
00:23 – Why alcohol is preferred for quick scanning
00:28 – Scanning without clipping the animal
00:34 – Applications for lung, liver, and carcass evaluation
00:39 – Conclusion and key takeaway
Whether you’re performing lung ultrasound, liver evaluation, or carcass assessment, this simple haircoat preparation technique can help streamline your workflow and improve efficiency in the field.
If you enjoyed this video, please Like, Comment, and Subscribe for more content on handheld ultrasound, point-of-care ultrasound, veterinary imaging, cattle health, livestock management, and the latest innovations in animal diagnostics. We’d love to hear your thoughts, so let us know in the comments how portable ultrasound is changing veterinary care.
Disclaimer: For prescription use only. Butterfly iQ3™ is a portable ultrasound system designed for external ultrasound imaging. Read the User Manual for warnings, precautions, and contraindications.
#CattleUltrasound #VeterinaryUltrasound #CattleHealth #LivestockCare #ButterflyIQVet #AnimalHealth #POCUS #FarmAnimals #VeterinaryMedicine #UltrasoundPrep
