Veterinary Operation Equipment

I. Our veterinary operation equipment

•Veterinary Anesthesia Machine: Equipment that establishes and maintains anesthesia for animals by precisely controlling the mixing ratio and flow rate of anesthetic gases (such as oxygen, nitrous oxide, and anesthetics), ensuring painlessness and physiological stability of animals during surgery.

•Veterinary Ventilator: Equipment that replaces/assists the spontaneous breathing of animals during anesthesia or emergency treatment, and maintains animal lung ventilation and oxygenation by setting respiratory rate, tidal volume, and airway pressure.

•Veterinary Surgery Table: Provides a stable and adjustable surgical operation platform that supports table lifting, tilting, and side flipping, making it easier for surgeons to adjust the animal s position and optimize the surgical field of view.

•Veterinary Surgical Lights: Provides high-brightness, shadow-free surgical lighting, and clearly presents the details of the surgical area tissue by adjusting the light intensity, color temperature, and irradiation angle.

• Veterinary Surgical Instruments: A collection of tools matching the type of surgery (such as sterilization, orthopedics, and ophthalmology), including scissors, tweezers, needle holders, and special instruments (such as bone drills) to meet the needs of cutting, hemostasis, suturing, and dissection during surgery.

• Veterinary Orthopedic Drill: Used for cutting, drilling, and grinding bones in orthopedic surgery. It uses high-speed rotating saw blades/drills to handle fracture reduction, joint replacement, and other operations.

• Veterinary Electrocautery: A device that uses high-frequency current to achieve tissue cutting and hemostasis. It replaces traditional scalpels through pure cutting (cutting) and mixed cutting (cutting + coagulation) modes to reduce intraoperative bleeding.

• Veterinary Infusion Pump: A device that accurately controls the infusion speed and dosage. It automatically completes intravenous infusion by setting the flow rate (such as 0.1 - 1200ml/h) and cumulative dosage to avoid human operation errors.

•Veterinary Syringe Pump: By pushing the syringe, the precise infusion of trace drugs (such as anesthesia induction agents and pressor drugs) is achieved, with a control accuracy of ±2%, which is much higher than manual injection.

•Veterinary Oxygen Generator: By physically separating the air, it provides animals with high-concentration oxygen (O₂ concentration ≥ 90%), replacing traditional oxygen cylinders to ensure oxygen supply during anesthesia and emergency treatment.

•Veterinary Suction Unit: Through negative pressure suction, blood, body fluids, and secretions in the surgical area are removed to keep the surgical field clear. It can also be used to suction foreign bodies in the respiratory tract (such as sputum).

•Veterinary Warming Blankets: Through electric heating or water circulation, constant temperature heating (such as 37-40℃) is provided for animals during/after surgery to prevent hypothermia (a common complication of anesthesia)

II. What animals are these veterinary anesthesia machines suitable for? Are large animals (such as horses and cattle) and small pets (cats and dogs) compatible?

Our veterinary anesthesia machine covers all animal types of diagnosis and treatment scenarios:

Small models (such as AKV600PV portable): small size, by adjusting the tidal volume (100-500ml), gas flow, suitable for small pets such as cats, dogs, rabbits, etc., suitable for outpatient basic anesthesia;

Large models (such as AKAV-AM70V turbine drive): tidal volume range 50-1500ml (even larger), with a high-power oxygen supply system, can meet the anesthesia needs of large livestock such as horses and cattle.

If you take into account the diagnosis and treatment of small pets and large livestock, AM70V is recommended as amulti-scenario adaptation model . By changing the breathing circuit and adjusting the parameters, you can easily switch the animal type to ensure anesthesia safety.

III. What are the gas monitoring functions of the anesthesia machine veterinary? Can it detect the depth of anesthesia in real time?

• Mainstream anesthesia machines (such as AKAV-601Y) have the following monitoring functions:

Basic monitoring: oxygen (O₂), nitrous oxide (N₂O) pressure monitoring (automatic alarm for low pressure), anesthetic gas concentration adjustment (such as isoflurane concentration 0-5% adjustable);

• Advanced monitoring: Some high-end models (AM70V) support end-tidal carbon dioxide (EtCO₂) monitoring, respiratory rate/tidal volume real-time display, and assist in judging the depth of anesthesia.

However, the accurate judgment of the depth of anesthesia needs to be combined with animal physiological indicators (such as heart rate, blood pressure) and clinical experience. The equipment can provide data reference, and we will also provide supporting training to teach you to optimize the anesthesia plan through monitoring data. 

IV. Can the load-bearing and adjustment functions of the veterinary surgery table meet the needs of complex surgeries?
Different models of veterinary surgery tables are suitable for different needs:

Basic models (such as AKVET0504): load-bearing capacity of 150kg, support table tilting and height adjustment, suitable for sterilization and laparotomy of small and medium-sized animals;

High-end models (such as AKFT-886H hydraulic lift): load-bearing capacity of more than 200kg, with multi-angle rollover (such as 90° vertical rollover), V-groove fixation function, perfect for orthopedic surgery (such as canine femoral fracture internal fixation), abdominal surgery of large animals (such as bovine rumen incision).

If you often perform complex surgeries, we recommendmulti-functional operating tablessuch as 886H, which are equipped with a heating system (optional) to reduce the risk of hypothermia during animal surgery.

V. Will the illumination and color temperature of veterinary surgical lights affect the surgical field of view or the animal s eyes?

• Veterinary lighting (such as AKOT-LED50) has an illumination range of 40000-160000lux, supporting 10 levels of adjustment; color temperature is adjustable from 3500-5000K (close to natural light).

• For surgical field of view: in high brightness mode (such as orthopedic surgery), tissue details are clearly visible; low brightness mode (such as ophthalmic surgery) can avoid excessive light from damaging the animal s eyeball;

• For animal eyes: anti-glare design is adopted, light is evenly diffused, and long-term surgery will not irritate the animal s eyes, ensuringtwo-way comfortfor surgeons and animals.

VI. What is the difference between the general package and configuration package of veterinary surgical instruments?

General package (such as VET-W01): covers basic scissors, forceps, and needle holders to meet daily surgical needs;

Customized package: For special surgeries such as orthopedics (adding bone drills and bone saws) and ophthalmology (adding microscissors and lacrimal probes), instruments can be personalized and configured, with a cycle of only 7-10 days.

All instruments are made of medical stainless steel and support high temperature and high pressure sterilization. We will also provide an instrument maintenance manual to guide you to extend the service life.

VII. What are the coagulation and cutting effects of veterinary electrocautery (such as AKESU - X100V)? What surgeries are suitable for?

Veterinary electrocautery (X100V) has pure cutting and mixed cutting (coagulation + cutting) modes, and the output power is precisely controllable (0-100W). In the pure cutting mode, the tissue cutting is clear (no carbonization), and the mixed cutting mode can achieve moderate hemostasis simultaneously (suitable for vascular-rich areas, such as abdominal surgery). It is suitable for skin incision, tumor resection, organ hemostasis and other surgeries. For different animals (such as cats and dogs with thin soft tissue, lower the power; large animals with thick muscles, increase the power), the voltage can be adjusted, the mode is adapted, and the supporting safety monitoring functions (such as poor contact alarm of the electrode plate) can also reduce the risk of surgery.

VIII. What is the power and adaptability of the veterinary orthopedic drill (such as AKDZ0502)? Can it be used for different animal bones (such as dog femur and horse metacarpal)?

The veterinary orthopedic drill (AKDZ0502) uses a high-power motor (290W) and is equipped with a variety of saw blade/drill adapters. The speed can reach 31,100 rpm (no load), which can efficiently cut/drill bones of dogs, cats, and sheep. It can also be used for metacarpal and femoral surgery of horses and cattle by replacing the low-speed adapter (adapted to large animals). The device supports stepless speed regulation. Doctors can accurately control it according to the hardness of the bones (such as softer bones of puppies, lower the speed; hard bones of adult horses, increase the speed) to reduce bone damage. The matching battery (7.2V) has a long battery life and can meet the needs of multiple surgeries after charging for 3 hours.

IX. What are the accuracy and applicable liquid types of veterinary infusion pumps? Can hypertonic fluids and nutrient solutions be infused?

Veterinary infusion pumps (such as AKSY-V5) have a flow rate accuracy of ±5% and a minimum flow rate of 0.1ml/h. They support the infusion of a variety of fluids: ordinary liquid medicines, hypertonic fluids (such as mannitol), and nutrient solutions (such as fat emulsions). They can precisely control the flow rate (to avoid discomfort to animals caused by fast infusion) and have bubble/blockage monitoring functions (to ensure infusion safety). If special fluids (such as highly viscous nutrient solutions) are infused, thepulse modecan be set in advance to reduce the risk of pipeline blockage. We will also provide infusion parameter setting suggestions to adapt to different animal weights (such as small flow rates for puppies and large flow rates for adult cattle).