A clear purchasing scope
Separate main units, accessories and supporting equipment so the opening list covers the complete workflow.
New hospital planning
New Veterinary
Hospital Solution
Equip your hospital around the care you plan to deliver.
Connect your clinical services, room requirements and purchasing budget in one coordinated veterinary equipment plan. Mevidon helps you select equipment, identify essential accessories and define your supply and support scope.
Room-by-room configurationPhased procurementInternational supply
Define the starting point
A plan built around your hospital.
For hospital owners, veterinary teams, investors and project buyers preparing a new facility or relocating to a larger site. Start with species, planned services, expected workload, available rooms and the opening schedule.
A practical investment sequence
Prioritize the services planned for opening and document which purchases can follow as demand develops.
Fewer handover gaps
Agree equipment connections, preparation tasks, training and acceptance responsibilities before shipment.
Department configuration
Build your equipment list, room by room.
Use this planning framework to discuss your scope. Equipment types below are examples for selection, not a fixed package or a universal opening requirement.
Consultation & examination
Equipment to consider
Examination tables, weighing equipment and essential examination instruments.
Explore equipment →What determines the configuration
Match patient size, appointment volume, cleaning routines and available working space.
Diagnostic imaging
Equipment to consider
Veterinary ultrasound and digital X-ray; consider CT when the planned service and facility support it.
Explore medical imaging →What determines the configuration
Confirm examinations, probes, detector coverage, reporting, room readiness and staff training.
In-house laboratory
Equipment to consider
Hematology and chemistry analyzers, with electrolyte, blood gas or other testing selected for your test menu.
Explore laboratory equipment →What determines the configuration
Compare daily workload, sample requirements, reagent shelf life, quality control and cost per test.
Surgery & anesthesia
Equipment to consider
Anesthesia, patient monitoring, infusion, operating tables, lighting and procedure-specific instruments.
Explore anesthesia & ICU →What determines the configuration
Review patient range, gas supply, breathing circuits, scavenging, compatible accessories and recovery support.
Veterinary dentistry
Equipment to consider
Dental treatment equipment, intraoral X-ray and the instruments required for your intended procedures.
Explore dental equipment →What determines the configuration
Confirm imaging coverage, air and water connections, cleaning and instrument reprocessing requirements.
Hospitalization & recovery
Equipment to consider
Monitoring, infusion, oxygen-support and patient-care equipment selected for the planned beds and services.
Explore critical-care equipment →What determines the configuration
Plan observation, cleaning, patient access, compatible accessories and continuity of essential equipment.
Specialist services
Equipment to consider
Endoscopy, orthopedic instruments and implants, or rehabilitation equipment as your clinical team expands.
Explore endoscopy →What determines the configuration
Define procedures and training needs before adding a specialist system to the opening purchase list.
Related requirements: ultrasound systems, orthopedic equipment, animal physical therapy and compatible consumables. Confirm the availability and scope of every item in the quotation.
Invest in stages
Plan for opening. Leave room to grow.
Base each purchasing stage on your clinical services, trained staff and expected utilization.
- Stage 1 · Opening
Make core services ready.
Prioritize the examinations, diagnostic tests and procedures your team will provide from day one.
- Essential equipment and complete accessories
- Room preparation and operating instructions
- Initial supplies and staff familiarization
- Stage 2 · Expansion
Respond to actual demand.
Review workload, outsourcing and bottlenecks before adding capacity or a new diagnostic service.
- Additional testing or imaging capabilities
- More capacity where utilization supports it
- Compatibility with your installed equipment
- Stage 3 · Specialization
Develop specialist services.
Evaluate CT, advanced endoscopy, orthopedics or rehabilitation against your referral and staffing plans.
- Dedicated space and project requirements
- Procedure-specific equipment and training
- Ongoing maintenance and support scope
Before the purchase order
Connect the equipment to the building.
Confirm site requirements against the selected models before completing fit-out or arranging delivery.
Space & access
Check room dimensions, doorways, delivery routes, floor loading, working clearances and patient movement.
Utilities & connections
Review power, gas, water, drainage, ventilation and network needs wherever relevant to the chosen equipment.
Accessories & data
Confirm probes, sensors, circuits, reagents, software licenses and any required reporting or data interfaces.
Local project responsibilities
Have qualified local professionals confirm construction, radiation protection and applicable approvals. Identify who completes each task.
Equipment supply does not automatically include architectural design, construction, shielding works, local permits or on-site installation. Define these responsibilities in the agreed project scope.
Budget clarity
Compare the complete cost.
A useful quotation makes inclusions and exclusions visible. Ask for a clear distinction between equipment cost, project delivery and ongoing operation.
Discuss Your Configuration- Equipment & configuration
- Main units, standard accessories, optional modules, software and initial supplies.
- Delivery & readiness
- Packing, freight, insurance, agreed installation and training; identify locally payable taxes and site works separately.
- Operation & maintenance
- Reagents, quality-control materials, recurring accessories, scheduled maintenance and applicable service costs.
Working with Mevidon
Know what happens at each step.
As a veterinary medical equipment manufacturer and one-stop supplier, Mevidon supports equipment selection and international supply. Confirm the following deliverables for your order.
Requirements & configuration
Review departments, species, workload and budget. Prepare a proposed equipment list with model choices and key dependencies.
Agree: the equipment and accessory schedule.Quotation & scope confirmation
Review standard items, options, documentation, commercial terms, estimated lead time and responsibilities.
Agree: inclusions, exclusions and acceptance criteria.Inspection & shipment
Coordinate the agreed configuration checks, packing information and export arrangements before dispatch.
Agree: inspection records and shipment documents.Handover & ongoing support
Arrange the agreed operating guidance and training. Confirm warranty coverage, fault reporting and replacement-parts arrangements.
Agree: training and service contacts.
Illustrative planning example
A small-animal hospital opening in phases.
This example shows how priorities can shape a purchase list. It is not a completed customer project or a fixed equipment recommendation.
- Planned services
- Consultation, routine diagnostics, surgery, dentistry and inpatient care for dogs and cats.
- Initial discussion
- Match ultrasound, digital X-ray, laboratory testing, anesthesia, monitoring and dental equipment to the actual workload and staff.
- Expansion decision
- Review specialist imaging or endoscopy when the caseload, team and facility justify adding the service.
- Planning outcome
- A staged equipment schedule showing opening priorities, optional items, site dependencies and future decisions.
Procurement questions
Plan your next step with clarity.
Answers for hospital owners and teams preparing an equipment purchase.
What equipment is needed to open a veterinary hospital?
Start with the services you will offer: consultation, diagnostics, surgery, dentistry and inpatient care. Build a room-by-room equipment list, then confirm accessories, staffing and facility requirements before selecting models.
How much does a new veterinary hospital equipment package cost?
Cost depends on departments, models, quantities and support scope. Request an itemized quotation covering standard equipment, options, freight and agreed services; budget separately for local works, taxes and ongoing supplies.
Can I start with essential equipment and expand later?
Yes. Describe your opening services and future plans so we can discuss staged procurement. Check upgrade paths, accessory compatibility and infrastructure early; future availability must be confirmed for the selected models.
Can Mevidon help if I only have a room list?
Share your rooms, animal species, expected workload and destination country. These provide a starting point for an equipment proposal. Your local architect and relevant specialists should validate building and installation requirements.
Do I need a CT scanner when the hospital opens?
CT should follow your intended clinical services, trained team and facility readiness. Discuss whether it belongs in the initial purchase or a later phase, including installation and service needs in the decision.
How do you check that equipment and accessories work together?
Provide existing model numbers and proposed workflows. Ask for written confirmation of interfaces, probes, sensors, reagents, software and included accessories for each selected configuration before approving the order.
Are installation and training included?
Confirm these in the quotation. Remote guidance, training content, on-site availability, travel costs, commissioning and acceptance responsibilities should be agreed separately for the selected equipment and destination.
Which documents can be supplied for import and procurement?
Document availability depends on the model and market. Share required technical, commercial and regulatory documents early so applicability can be reviewed before ordering. Local import approval must be checked with the responsible parties.
What should I confirm about warranty and ongoing supplies?
Confirm warranty start date, exclusions, repair arrangements and parts availability by model. For laboratory and other recurring-use items, review compatible supplies, storage, expiry dates and replenishment arrangements.
How do I start a hospital equipment project with Mevidon?
Use the inquiry form below with your destination, planned services and purchasing schedule. Include an equipment list if available, or email your room plan. We will discuss the requirements and prepare the next quotation step.
Start your hospital project
Tell us what you plan to build.
Share the details you already know. A preliminary brief is enough to begin the equipment discussion.
- Destination country and hospital type
- Animal species and planned departments
- Room list, expected workload and equipment needs
- Opening target and purchasing stages
- Budget range, if available
Have a floor plan or equipment list? Email it to tuxiaohong63@gmail.com with your name and project reference.
Final models, specifications, documents, delivery and service scope are confirmed in the quotation.