Point-of-care veterinary diagnostics
Point-of-care diagnostics without the closed-system economics.
Run bloodwork on site — in your practice, mobile unit, shelter, or lab, wherever you provide care. See your true cost per result, and acquire your analyzers your way — buy, finance, or ask about leasing — with no annual commitments.
More answers while the patient is still in the clinic.
Start with chemistry, add hematology, or build an in-house system across both.
Seamaty QT3 — Chemistry, Electrolytes, Coagulation & Immunoassay
A broad chemistry, electrolyte, coagulation and immunoassay workup from whole blood, serum or plasma — on site, in about twelve minutes.
- ~12-minute results
- 60–120 µL per rotor
- compact 8.8 lb
Seamaty VM2 — AI Morphology, CBC & Immunoassay
Reagent-free AI hematology that images and classifies blood cells in real time, with a built-in immunofluorescence module most hematology analyzers don't have.
- 43 CBC parameters + morphology flagging
- reagent-free AI imaging
- built-in immunofluorescence (renal biomarker, CRP, SAA, cPL/fPL and more)
The analyzer is only part of what diagnostics cost.
Equipment price, reagent minimums, service, waste and workflow all shape your real cost per reportable result — and closed programs can make those economics hard to see until you're already committed. ClinixLynx is built the other way around:
No reagent lock-in
Run the tests the case needs, without required reagent minimums or multi-year commitments.
Costs you can see
Equipment, consumable and per-test pricing up front, visible to approved accounts on login.
Proactive U.S.-based support
Connected monitoring and remote service through the ClinixLynx Command Center.
Find out what ClinixLynx would cost you.
Share what you run today
Your tests, volumes and current costs. We build a side-by-side comparison.
Choose what fits
Pick the analyzers and test menu that match your caseload. No commitment until you decide.
Start testing on site
We help your team get set up and running.
Diagnostic buying guides and practice economics.
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Your diagnostics, on your terms.
No obligation, no one-size-fits-all package — just your numbers, side by side.