K9 Cricothyrotomy Simulator

This realistic training phantom is ideal for practicing the procedure and techniques involved in endotracheal intubation.The tongue is flexible. The teeth are made of hard plastic, so a tooth spreader can also be used.Epiglottis and soft palate as well as esophagus are present. The dog's head is mounted on a base. The base is designed in such a way that you can intubate in upright as well as in a lying (supine) position.The stand also offers a success check if the intubation is carried out correctly.A clamp included in the scope of delivery offers a firm stand.

Our canine CPR manikin, is designed for training purposes to teach individuals how to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) techniques on dogs. CooPeR allows trainees to practice proper CPR techniques, including chest compressions and rescue breaths, in a controlled environment. This training possibility ensures that veterinary professionals can respond effectively in emergency situations and potentially save a dog's life.A femoral pulse check is also possible. CooPeR comes with 100pcs replacement airways and a training mat.

Accessing the jugular vein is a common procedure in veterinary medicine and is often used for various purposes such as administering medications, fluids, obtaining blood samples, or performing certain diagnostic tests. The head shows an extended neck position.Training on two veins is possible. The head comes with two skin covers.Both veins and skin are available as replacement parts.

With our canine i.v. Injection leg (forelimb) the correct course of an intravenous injection can be trained.The forelimb has an artificial fur which can be clipped with a clipper. Multiple shearing operations are possible by rotating the fur.The cephalic vein can be palpated and punctured.A peripheral venous catheter (PVK) can be placed without any problems.The paw comes with a replacement fur and an additional vein tube.

This training model of the lower body of a medium-sized dog provides comprehensive training in ultrasound examination of the canine bladder. Four different inserts cover the major procedures/diagnoses, allowing training in diagnostic skills. The conditions usually have similar symptoms, so ultrasound examination is useful to obtain the actual diagnosis. Externally identical inserts require diagnostic skills to identify pathology. The following inserts are included in the practice model:- Normal Anatomy / CystocentesisThis insert allows the bladder to be located under ultrasound and the anatomy identified. The insert can be filled with water allowing for withdrawal of fluid.The insert has self-healing properties to needle track marks. We recommend a rotational insert with high usage.- Bladder stonesUndiagnosed bladder stones are very painful for the animal and can even lead to death. This insert allows the bladder stones to be located and identified so that the practitioner can learn what they look like under ultrasound.- Bladder cancerBladder cancer can be very painful and life threatening. This insert allows the practitioner to practice locating a tumor with ultrasound. - Inflammation of the bladder (cystitis)Bacterial infection of the lower urinary tract is usually painful and should be treated urgently. With this insert, the practitioner learns to recognize and diagnose cystitis.