Inner Mongolia, known for its vast grasslands and flourishing animal husbandry, is home to some of China's largest cattle farming enterprises. One prominent group, with several large-scale farms across the region, has been seeking ways to improve herd health management and reproductive efficiency. As part of their modernization efforts, they decided to implement advanced veterinary diagnostic equipment to enhance their breeding programs and early disease detection capabilities.

After thorough market research and evaluation, the group selected the BXL-V60 Veterinary ultrasound Instrument for trial implementation in one of their flagship cattle farms.

Challenges

Before introducing the BXL-V60, the farm faced several challenges:

• Reproductive Inefficiency: Traditional pregnancy diagnosis methods were time-consuming and lacked accuracy, leading to delays in breeding programs.

• Labor Intensity: Manual palpation for pregnancy checks was labor-intensive and required highly skilled veterinarians.

• Early Disease Detection: Without reliable imaging tools, early-stage reproductive disorders and other internal health issues were often missed, affecting overall herd productivity.

These challenges highlighted the need for a more efficient, accurate, and user-friendly solution.

Deployment of BXL-V60

In early 2025, the farm introduced several units of the BXL-V60 veterinary ultrasound instrument. BXL's technical support team provided on-site training to veterinarians and farm technicians, ensuring that staff could quickly master the use of the new equipment.

The BXL-V60, specifically designed for large animals like cattle, offered a range of advantages:

• High-Resolution Imaging: The device provided clear, detailed ultrasound images that greatly improved diagnostic accuracy.

• Portability: Lightweight and ergonomic design allowed veterinarians to conduct examinations directly in the field, reducing the need to move animals and minimizing stress.

• Battery Life: Long-lasting battery performance ensured the device could operate throughout the day without interruptions.

• User-Friendly Interface: Intuitive controls and multiple imaging modes (including B-mode and M-mode) made it easy for technicians of various experience levels to perform examinations effectively.

Results

After several months of use, the farm reported significant improvements:

• Increased Pregnancy Detection Accuracy: The pregnancy diagnosis accuracy rate rose to over 98%, reducing misdiagnosis and enabling better herd management planning.

• Improved Reproductive Management: Early identification of non-pregnant cows allowed for timely re-breeding, shortening calving intervals and increasing the overall reproductive efficiency.

• Enhanced Disease Detection: The BXL-V60 allowed veterinarians to detect uterine infections, ovarian cysts, and other reproductive issues at much earlier stages, leading to quicker interventions and improved animal health.

• Reduced Labor Costs: With faster examinations and less reliance on highly skilled palpation experts, the farm optimized its labor resources and improved operational efficiency.

Customer Feedback

The head veterinarian at the cattle farm shared his experience:

"The BXL-V60 has revolutionized our reproductive management practices. Its clear imaging and ease of use mean we can train more technicians quickly, and we can now make faster, more confident decisions about each animal's health. It has had a direct positive impact on our farm's profitability and the wellbeing of our cattle."

Similarly, farm managers praised the instrument for its reliability and the strong after-sales support provided by BXL.

Conclusion

The successful implementation of the BXL-V60 Veterinary Ultrasound Instrument at the Inner Mongolia cattle farm demonstrates how advanced veterinary technology can transform herd management practices. By improving diagnostic accuracy, reducing labor demands, and promoting better animal health, the BXL-V60 has proven itself as a valuable investment for modern cattle farms.

Following the positive outcomes from this pilot farm, the group is now planning to roll out the BXL-V60 across its other farms in Inner Mongolia, aiming to set new benchmarks for cattle farming efficiency and animal welfare in the region.