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Selecting an ultrasound system that offers real versatility, professional-quality imaging, and exceptional value can be challenging. The Elite 5600 (also known as the KX5600v or KX5600) continues to prove itself as one of the most adaptable and affordable machines on the market today. From paraprofessional scanners and canine breeders to equine specialists and reptile researchers, […]
At ScanX Ultrasound, we’re lucky to work with some truly lovely customers—but few embody the dedication and passion of Lacey from Nebraska. Lacey is the heart and soul behind Raising Arrows, a thriving farm focused on raising healthy, happy, and productive Nubian goats that excel in the show ring. With her strong sense of care and […]
From July 11th to 18th, 2025, the American Dairy Goat Association (ADGA) National Show will once again bring together passionate goat enthusiasts, breeders, and producers from across the United States. At the heart of this gathering is a shared dedication to excellence in dairy goat farming—and ScanX, proudly representing PUM’s U.S. brand, is honored to […]
In the spring of 2021, Jenni Liddiard reached out in search of the ideal ultrasound machine to scan her sheep and pygmy goats. As a small-scale breeder, Jenni understands the importance of pregnancy confirmation—not only to optimize feeding costs but also to ensure the long-term reproductive health of her animals. Overfeeding non-pregnant goats or underfeeding […]
What Comes Next… For the second part of our Introduction to Ethical Breeding Considerations, we will focus on what to expect and how to provide the best care for your pregnant dog before, during, and after birth. Unassisted Birth: What to Expect Unassisted births should involve minimal intervention unless the mother or a newborn is […]
Whether you’re a newcomer to breeding or have been part of the industry for a while, it’s crucial to consistently educate yourself and assess the ethicality of your practices. Pregnancy and birth can pose significant challenges for certain breeds, often necessitating medical intervention. Therefore, breeding should not be taken lightly, and careful consideration of the […]
