Quet ECG

22/10/2026

You know it's QUET ECG when…
you spot that unmistakable brick-red stand across the congress hall.

And if the colour doesn't give us away, our chocolate tortellini or typical accent probably will.

We're proud to be a little Bolognese in everything we do: in our roots, in our way of welcoming people, and in the little details that make us recognisable wherever we go.

Because veterinary ECG technology is what brings us to congresses and events, but people, conversations and a few sweet traditions are what make us love being there.

See you at the next congress!

21/10/2026

ECG is not just for cardiologists. 🫀

In everyday veterinary practice, there are situations when looking beyond the heart rate can make a difference.

An irregular rhythm, episodes of weakness or collapse, or unexpected findings during a clinical examination may be reasons to investigate the heart's electrical activity.

An electrocardiogram can help assess heart rate and rhythm, identify arrhythmias and support clinical decision-making.

And no, you don't need to be a cardiologist to recognise when an ECG may be useful.

Making ECG recording more accessible to general practitioners is one of the reasons behind QUET ECG: a portable veterinary ECG designed to fit into everyday clinical practice.

Because better cardiac assessment starts with asking the right questions.

08/10/2026

During the practical session in Monteriggioni, we had the opportunity to use the directly on the horse and see the ECG trace in real time on the tablet.

This is exactly the kind of practical use we had in mind when developing the system: a compact, single-lead ECG that can be used directly where the horse is, without the need to move the animal to a dedicated setting.

For an equine veterinarian, having an ECG available during a sports examination, a purchase examination or a routine clinical evaluation can provide useful information about cardiac rhythm and help decide when further investigation or specialist assessment is needed.

The Q1 is designed to make ECG recording simple, quick and practical, while the digital trace can be stored, shared and reviewed afterwards.

Bringing ECG closer to everyday equine practice.

28/09/2026

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08/09/2026

Settembre e’ il momento giusto per iniziare. Inizia a fare ai tuoi pazienti. Non serve saper refertare, puoi inviare gli ecg e ricevere referti e consulenze in app a cura del nostro centro di eccellenza. Per tutto settembre e’ in promozione, provalo. E’ il momento di portare l’ECg nella tua clinica. Scrivici in DM o su whatsapp

03/09/2026

Home monitoring of pets

12/08/2026

Can a smartphone actually read a cat's heart?

Six-lead smartphone ECGs (smECG) were already validated in dogs — but nobody had tested them in cats until now. Cats are small, fast-hearted, and famously hard to keep still for a standard ECG, which is exactly why an easier method matters most for them.

In this newest published study, 40 cats each underwent simultaneous recordings with a standard ECG and a six-lead smECG. Researchers compared heart rate and rhythm, P- and R-wave amplitude, wave and interval durations, and the QRS mean electrical axis — then used Bland-Altman plots and Cohen's kappa to see whether the two methods actually agreed.

Swipe through for the full story behind the paper 🐾📈

Full study: Alibrandi L, Tognetti R, Pellegrini V, Grosso G, Vezzosi T. "Evaluation of a smartphone-based six-lead ECG for clinical electrocardiography in cats." Res Vet Sci. 2026;208:106236.

10/08/2026

Cardiac Monitoring in Athletic Dogs. We would like to thank Dr. Lucia Ra**ra, the Italian Veterinary Sports Medicine Association (AMeSVI) Associazione Medico Sportiva Veterinaria Italiana and the athletes: Marta Cianci, a dog trainer and athletic trainer for sporting dogs, along with her wonderful Kurama, a Belgian Malinois.