Technology that Saves Lives... One Dog at a Time.
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about us
UltraVet Medical Devices is a veterinary medical device company dedicated to enhancing the ways that veterinary cardiologists, pulmonologists and other specialty veterinary professionals treat Their patients.
We do this through our mission: to achieve world class leadership in the development of patented, trademarked medical devices unique in the veterinary medical profession. UltraVet devices are designed for non-invasive surgical procedures that replace open heart surgery, respiratory procedures and other difficult surgeries that are also very expensive in comparison.
Headed by UltraVet founder Dr. George Kramer, the company has developed designs for implantable transcatheter interventional devices with areas of application comprised of cardiovascular (CoApt Valve® & Tucker Valve™), respiratory (Bronchial Stent) and urologic uses. The various devices were designed to treat common problems in veterinary medicine that are difficult to treat using currently available treatments. Conditions that we are targeting to be treated with our devices include degenerative mitral and tricuspid valve disease, congenital heart diseases, bronchial collapse, and urinary incontinence.
Our ultimate goal for our latest veterinary medical device, The CoApt Valve®, is to provide a solution to loving dog owners that can successfully treat dogs with severe degenerative valve disease and can result in significantly extending the dog’s life expectancy and quality of life.
Happiness is a healthy and happy pet.
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Devices
The Coapt Valve®
The CoApt Valve® is one of the veterinary medical devices we are currently working on. It is a transcatheter valve device which can be used to treat dogs with degenerative mitral/tricuspid valve disease.
The Tucker Valve™
The Tucker Valve™ is one of the veterinary medical devices currently in our development pipeline. It is a transcatheter valve device which can be used to treat dogs with degenerative mitral/tricuspid valve disease.
bronchial Stent
UltraVet Medical Devices is currently hard at work developing a new innovative bifurcating bronchial stent. Our straight bronchial stent is currently available for sale.
Dr. George Kramer... A Veterinary Cardiologist with a Big Heart.
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About Dr. Kramer
Dr. George Kramer is board-certified as a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine in cardiology who has lectured locally, nationally and internationally. He has published groundbreaking research on cardiomyopathy, novel interventional techniques and valve disease. A native of Long Island, Dr. Kramer dreamed of becoming a veterinarian since he was a young boy.
Founder, President- UltraVet Medical Devices
Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (Cardiology)
Founder and Medical Director of Atlantic Coast Veterinary Specialists in Bohemia, NY
Founder and Director of UltraVet Mobile, a veterinary mobile ultrasound provider
Co-founder of Bloodhound Laboratories, a veterinary clinical reference laboratory
Professional interests include: Cardiology, Internal medicine, Ultrasonography, Echocardiography, Interventional radiology
George founded UltraVet Medical Devices LLC in 2016 to address the several unmet clinical needs that he has identified during his years in specialty practice...exemplified by the lack of interest paid to veterinary medicine by the larger medical device companies like Boston Scientific, Medtronic, Edwards and others, instead deciding to solve the problem himself
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LATEST TWEETS
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His dog was dying. Flying overseas was the only hope. https://t.co/D95LjhqYUJ
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California Man Cashing Out His 401K to Pay $45,000 for Surgery to Save His Dog's Life https://t.co/LdGTHs0lNn
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I dont know about you, put I have had enough of the snow, bring on the warm weather! #Ollie… https://t.co/GayfGlA0P6
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Ollie loves to get a daily dose of exercise to keep his heart going strong. #CureCanineHeartDisease #CoAptValve https://t.co/9GlX224t8x
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Stay tuned for further information about upcoming CoApt Valve clinical trials #canineheartdisease https://t.co/u6QxIHBCq5
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We are also hard at work on a bronchial stent to treat #caninebronchialcollapse. Check out on progress here: https://t.co/1a9bP8Gt8v