Infiniti Medical is a veterinary medical technology company founded in Silicon Valley, known for developing implantable devices such as the Vet Stent line for companion animals. The company’s visual identity centers on a wordmark registered with the USPTO, which forms the basis of its brand recognition across product packaging and educational materials.
Design and History
Infiniti Medical was founded in 2004 and is headquartered in Redwood City, California, designing and distributing medical devices for the veterinary market.[1] The company describes itself as a Silicon Valley based animal health technology company with a holistic approach to companion animal care.[2]
The primary wordmark, INFINITI, was filed as a trademark application in October 2022 for use on implantable veterinary medical devices, namely stents.[3] The USPTO registration describes the mark as consisting of the word INFINITI with stylized letter Ns, and notes that color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.[4] An earlier INFINITI MEDICAL trademark was filed in October 2009 for implantable veterinary medical devices, namely stents and guidewires.[5]
In March 2025, Infiniti Medical LLC and its subsidiary Orthomed UK Ltd were acquired by Creative Science, a CIMA Animal Health company and portfolio company of Incline Equity Partners.[6]
Meaning and Symbolism
The company’s product-level branding includes an infinity symbol. The VET STENT-TRACHEA trademark, registered by Infiniti Medical, depicts a brown dachshund with a black nose, white teeth, black and white eyes, and black outlines, with the wording VET STENT-TRACHEA in black and an infinity symbol in gray.[7] The infinity symbol appears in the design code category for notational signs and symbols, reinforcing the brand name’s association with limitless capability.[7]
Typography and Design
The INFINITI wordmark features stylized letter Ns, a distinctive typographic treatment documented in the trademark registration.[3] The registration explicitly states that color is not claimed as a feature of the mark, meaning the wordmark’s legal protection is based on its stylized letterforms rather than any specific color scheme.[4]
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