A new spin on veterinary diagnostic medicine.
Currently, there is a large shortage of veterinarians in the United States—and only about 10% are qualified to care for large animals such as sheep and cattle [1]. As of 2018, 16 percent of counties and 187 areas are experiencing these deficits [2,3]. As a result, many farmers are forced to perform a variety of veterinary procedures to ensure that their animals remain healthy. While this may save the farmer money, these practices may put undue stress on these animals, which may cause adverse effects down the line.
A simple solution that empowers farmers and veterinarians to do more.
By applying principles of physics and biology, we’ve developed a product that streamlines the previously tedious and time-consuming blood component separation process, allowing them to spend more time tending to other priorities and less time running important diagnostic tests.
