Veterinary Articles

In recent years, veterinary endoscopy has become an indispensable tool in small animal medicine.

In modern small animal practice, endoscopy is no longer a luxury — it’s part of everyday medicine. With better imaging, portable systems, and client demand for minimally invasive care, many clinics now rely on Veterinary Endoscopes for routine diagnostics and treatments.

From candle-lit tubes to portable digital systems, the story of the veterinary endoscope spans more than two centuries of innovation.

Veterinary endoscopy provides a minimally invasive, efficient, and safe solution for diagnosing and treating gastric and intestinal foreign bodies in animals, ensuring faster recovery and better outcomes.

The kitten had just been brought home a few days earlier. During feeding, she accidentally swallowed the rubber teat of a feeding bottle.

Veterinary endoscopy is becoming a cornerstone of modern animal healthcare. With the rise of robotics, artificial intelligence (AI), and tele-endoscopy, veterinarians can achieve faster, safer, and more accurate diagnostics.

A 1.5-month-old kitten with persistent vomiting was diagnosed with PRAA. Using JeetVet veterinary endoscopy, precise diagnosis and surgery were achieved. The soft, flexible scope minimized trauma and supported a smooth recovery.

Endoscopy has become a cornerstone of modern veterinary diagnostics, offering minimally invasive access to the gastrointestinal tract, respiratory system, urinary tract, and more.

Endoscopy has transformed modern veterinary diagnostics and minimally invasive surgery.

At an animal medical center, after completing a canine gastroscopy, assistant Jack, in a hurry, casually coiled the endoscope insertion tube and placed it into the cleaning sink.