25 gauge over the needle catheter (IVC)

use: neonates cephalic vein

keep in only 3 days

Polypropylene Catheter

use: urine draw/sample

one time use

Red Rubber Catheter

use: Urinary relief in male dogs or female cats

-can be used as feeding tude or oxygen tube

-can be left in long term

Foley Catheter

use: urinary relief in females dogs only; indewelling

Cuff holds in place: inflated with sterile saline

Tom Cat Catheter

use: unblock male cats with Feline Urological Syndrome(FUS) or Feline Lower Urinary Tract Disease(FLUTD)

Periodontal Probe

use: measuring the depth of the gingival suclus around the tooth

Normals: Dog 1-3mm

Cat 0-1mm

Curette

use: to remove subgingival calculus

Hand Scaler

use: to remove calculus on the supragingival surface

Dental Hoe

use: removal of large deposits of calculus on the supragingival surface

Periodontal Elevator

use: to break the periodontal ligaments before extraction of the tooth

Tarter Forceps

use: to chunk off large amounts of tarter from the supragingival surface

Three Way Stop Cock

use: allows for the three way flow of air or fluid

Macro Drip Set and

 Dial a Flow

use: allows for controlled delivery

Soluset with Micro Drip Set

use: to deliver a specific amount of fluids to the patient (usually a small amount)

Micro Drip Set

use: to deliver fluids to animals under 20lbs. Releases 60 drops/ml

contains a needle

Macro Drip Set

use: to deliver fluids to animals over 20lbs

-does not have needle

Endotracheal (ET) Tube

uses: - establish a patent airway - restore respiration

- deliver oxygen - deliver anesthetic

Cuff: - inflate with air - prevents aspiration

- prevents anesthetic gas from leaking

Concentric Luer Syringe

use: to deliver fluids, withdrawl fluids or flush areas

Concentric Luer-Locking Syringe

use: attach to needle to withdrawl fluids

Curved Tip Syringe

 use: irrigation

Insulin Syringe

use: to administer insulin only

1cc(ml) Luer Syringe

aka

Tuberculin

Catheter Tip Syringe

use: to remove urine from catheter

22 Gauge over the needle Catheter

use: for cats and cat sized dogs

Cephalic vein for only 3 days

Butterfly IV Catheter

use: to draw blood or inject medication

18 Gauge over the needle catheter

(IVC)

use: horses in cephalic vein

only keep in 3 days

20 Gauge over the needle catheter

(IVC)

use: dogs in cephalic vein

only keep in 3 days

T-Port

use: attaches to catheter so fluids can be injected

Alligators Forceps

use: to remove foreign objects from body orifices

Through the needle catheter

use: in jugular vein

-stays in up to 7 days

Trocar Catheter

use: to remove fluid or air from the chest cavity

Suture Scissors

use: to remove sutures

Penrose Drain

use: draining, wounds and abcesses

also can be used as a tourniquet

-drains around tube not through

Bandage Scissors

use: prevent cutting if the animal while removing bandage

Piller

use: administer oral pills to animals

IV Extension set

use: to extend

Dental Extraction Forceps

use: extraction

18 Gauge Needle

use: IM and SQ injections in cows and horses

Blood Draw in jugular of large animal

20 Gauge Needle

use:-IM and SQ injections in cows, horses and very large dogs

-IV injections in cows and horses

-Blood draw in jugular of large animal, jugular of medium to large dog

22 Gauge Needle

use:- IM and SQ injections in cats and dogs

- IV Injections in cats and dogs

- Blood Draw in jugular of cat or cat-sized dogs, cephalic of medium to large dogs

25 Gauge Needle

use: IM and SQ in neonates

-IV in neonates

-Blood Draw in lateral saphenous of dog, femoral of cat