See the pregnancy at home / 5.5-inch screen / Small curved probe for small bellies / Heart rate and due date / Charger with US plug / 1-year warranty / See the pregnancy at home / 5.5-inch screen / Small curved probe for small bellies / Heart rate and due date / Charger with US plug / 1-year warranty /

A breeder scanning a pregnant French Bulldog at home with Kiba Echo, the ultrasound picture on the screen

Kiba Echo handheld pregnancy ultrasound with its white micro-convex probe

A pregnant British Shorthair cat being scanned with Kiba Echo on a towel at home

Everything in the Kiba Echo box: scanner, micro-convex probe, battery, charger with US plug, carry strap and aluminium case

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Pregnancy ultrasound for dogs and cats

Kiba Echo Pregnancy Ultrasound for Dogs & Cats

Name: Kiba Echo Pregnancy Ultrasound for Dogs & Cats
Brand: Kiba Club
SKU: KEC-1
Price: 1599.0 USD
Availability: InStock

A handheld ultrasound with a 5.5-inch screen and a small curved probe made for small bellies, so you can see the pregnancy and the heartbeats yourself, at home, as often as you like.

$1,599USD

Free tracked shipping, delivered in 5 to 10 business days.

What’s in the box

Kiba Echo scanner with 5.5-inch screen	1×
Micro-convex probe, 5 MHz, for dogs and cats	1×
Rechargeable lithium battery, 2,200 mAh	1×
Charger with US plug	1×
Silicone protective cover	1×
Carry strap	1×
Aluminium carry case	1×

✓ Charger with US plug✓ 30-day returns✓ 1-year warranty✓ Free tracked shipping

See it yourself. Lay her on her side, put a little gel on the lower belly, and the 5.5-inch screen shows a live black-and-white picture of what is inside: the sacs, the puppies or kittens, and their heartbeats.
Made for small bellies. The 5 MHz micro-convex probe has a short curved face that sits on a small belly between the hind legs, from a toy breed or a cat to a large dog, with a fan-shaped view up to 24 cm deep.
Freeze and measure. Freeze the picture to measure a sac or a heartbeat on screen. The measurement menu includes distance, area, volume, heart rate and an expected due date.
Goes where she is. It runs on a rechargeable 2,200 mAh battery and packs into an aluminium carry case, so you scan in the whelping room, on her own blanket.

Kiba Echo shows you a live ultrasound picture. It is not a veterinary device and does not diagnose anything: your vet confirms the pregnancy, the count and the health of the litter. Scanning cows or mares? See Kiba Echo Cattle & Horse, with a rectal probe for trained hands.

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Before the vet visit

The litter, on screen.

Most breeders pay for a pregnancy scan every litter and drive her to the clinic to get it. Kiba Echo is a handheld ultrasound with a small curved probe made for dogs and cats, so you can look for yourself at home, as often as you want, and take what you see to your vet.

How it is used

From charged to a frozen picture

Kiba Echo charging on a kennel table next to its micro-convex probe and a bottle of ultrasound gel

Before

Charge and gel

Charge the battery, plug the probe into the socket on the side and have a bottle of water-based ultrasound gel ready. Gel is not in the box; pharmacies and farm stores sell it.

A breeder putting ultrasound gel on the lower belly of a pregnant golden retriever lying on a grey blanket

Ready

Lay her down

Let her lie on her side or back on a towel where she is calm. Part or clip the fur on the lower belly in front of the hind legs and put a little gel on the skin. For a dog, most breeders first look at about day 25 to 30 after mating.

Over the shoulder of a breeder watching dark round pregnancy sacs on the Kiba Echo screen while scanning a golden retriever

Looking

Slide and look

Hold the probe flat on the gel and slide it slowly across the lower belly while you watch the screen. Sacs show as dark round shapes, with a brighter shape inside and, once it has started, a flicker of heartbeat.

A thumb pressing the freeze button on Kiba Echo, a sac measured between two markers on the screen

After

Freeze and measure

Press freeze to hold the picture, then use the measurement menu for size, heart rate or the expected due date. Wipe the gel off her and off the probe afterwards.

Hands holding Kiba Echo, the screen showing a pregnancy scan, a pregnant French Bulldog resting behind

Heart rate

See the heartbeat.

The B+M display shows the picture with a moving trace underneath, the way a heartbeat is read on an ultrasound. Freeze it and the heart-rate tool measures it on screen.

B, B+B, B+M and M display
Heart rate and due date tools
Up to 24 cm deep

Kiba Echo and its white probe in the open aluminium carry case on a table, a French Bulldog sitting beside it

Whelping room to clinic

Everything in one case.

The scanner, the probe, the battery and the charger travel together in an aluminium case with foam slots, so it goes from the whelping room to the car in one hand.

Aluminium carry case
Rechargeable 2,200 mAh battery
4 kg packed

Side by side

At home, or at the clinic

What matters	Kiba Echo	Clinic scan
Where	At home, on her own blanket	At the clinic, after a drive
How often	Any day you want to look	One visit, one fee
Who looks	You first, then your vet	Your vet
Next litter	Already in the cupboard	Another visit, another fee

Your vet remains the right choice to confirm a pregnancy, to count a litter before the birth and for any dam with a health concern.

Our promise

Have it ready before the next litter.

30days to return it

1year warranty

24hours to a reply, at most

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Questions

Good to know before you order.

Something we haven’t covered? Email info@kibaclub.com and a person replies within 24 hours.

Who is it for?

Dog and cat breeders who want to see a pregnancy at home between vet visits. It is a tool for looking, not for diagnosis: your vet confirms the pregnancy and checks the dam.

When can I see a pregnancy?

In dogs most breeders first look at about day 25 to 30 after the first mating, when the sacs are clear and heartbeats can usually be seen; before about day 20 there may be nothing to see yet. In cats the sacs can usually be seen from about day 15 to 20 after mating and heartbeats a few days later. If you see nothing early, look again a week later or ask your vet.

Can I count the puppies or kittens?

You can count what you see, but any ultrasound count is an estimate: sacs overlap, and some are missed or counted twice, for vets too. For an exact count before the birth, vets take an X-ray after about day 55.

Will it work on a small dog or a cat?

Yes. That is why it comes with the micro-convex probe: its short curved face sits on a small belly between the hind legs. It works on large breeds too; the picture reaches up to 24 cm deep.

Is there one for cattle or horses?

Yes. Kiba Echo Cattle & Horse comes with a rectal linear probe for cows and mares instead of the micro-convex probe, and it is for trained hands only: rectal scanning carries a risk of injury. This Kiba Echo, with its small curved probe, is the one for dogs and cats.

Do I need to shave her?

Not always. Short coats often only need the fur parted and plenty of gel. Thick or long coats give a clearer picture if you clip a small patch on the lower belly.

Is gel included?

No. Use any water-based ultrasound gel, sold by pharmacies, farm stores and online. Oil or lotion will not work: the picture needs gel.

What does the screen show?

A live black-and-white ultrasound picture. Fluid looks black, so pregnancy sacs show as dark round shapes with the puppy or kitten as a brighter shape inside and, once it has started, a flicker of heartbeat. Reading it takes a little practice; looking at the same dam every few days is the quickest way to learn.

Can I save or share the pictures?

You can freeze any picture on the screen. The side of the scanner has a USB port and a TV-out port. We confirm by email exactly how pictures are saved to a USB stick on this model, so if you need that, ask us at info@kibaclub.com before you order.

Is it a veterinary device?

No. Kiba Echo shows you a picture; it does not diagnose anything and it does not replace your vet. If she is unwell, off her food, has a discharge, or you see something that worries you, call your vet.

Does it work in the United States?

Yes. It runs on its rechargeable battery and comes with a charger with a US plug.

How long does delivery take?

Orders are prepared within 1 to 3 business days and delivered by tracked courier, usually in 5 to 10 business days. Shipping is free and you get a tracking number by email.

What if it is not right for us?

Tell us within 30 days of delivery and we will arrange a return for a refund. If it arrives damaged or develops a fault in the first year, we repair, replace or refund. Full terms are in the refund policy.

The details

Technical details

Full specification

Made for	Dogs and cats (the maker lists pigs, sheep, goats, cats and dogs for this probe)
Screen	5.5-inch
Probe	Micro-convex, 5.0 MHz, 80 elements
Display modes	B, B+B, B+M, M
Grey levels	256
Scan depth	Up to 240 mm, 8 steps
Measurements	Distance, circumference, area, volume, heart rate, expected due date (EDD)
Menu language	English
Ports	Probe socket, USB, TV out, charging
Battery	Rechargeable lithium, 2,200 mAh
Scanner size	About 18 × 12 × 6 cm
In the box	Scanner, micro-convex probe, 2,200 mAh battery, charger with US plug, silicone protective cover, carry strap, aluminium carry case
Shipping weight	4 kg in its case
Warranty	1 year

Kiba Echo is an ultrasound for looking at pregnancy in dogs and cats. It is not a veterinary medical device, does not diagnose any condition and is not for use on people. Your vet confirms a pregnancy, a litter count and the health of the dam.