Product Description
The PV Bladder Catheter for Dogs 2x500 is a high quality veterinary medical device, designed to provide safe and reliable access to the bladder of dogs for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes. This catheter is made with biocompatible materials to minimize the risk of adverse reactions and ensure the animal's comfort during use. Its length and diameter have been carefully calibrated to fit the specific needs of dogs, making it an essential tool for veterinarians.
The intuitive design of the catheter facilitates insertion and management by veterinary staff, ensuring a smooth procedure and reducing stress for the animal. The product is packaged sterilely to prevent infections and ensure maximum safety during use. Its reliability and ease of use make it an ideal option for veterinary clinics looking to improve the quality of care provided to their canine patients.
Therapeutic Indications
The PV Bladder Catheter for Dogs 2x500 is indicated for use in veterinary procedures requiring drainage of the bladder, collection of urine samples for diagnostic analysis, or administration of medications directly into the bladder. It is particularly useful in cases of urinary retention, urinary tract infections, or during surgeries involving the urinary system. The catheter can be used in a variety of clinical settings, including veterinary hospitals, clinics and practices.
Its application is recommended for dogs of different sizes, thanks to its universal size that adapts to most dog breeds. The catheter is a disposable device to prevent the risk of cross-contamination and nosocomial infections. Its use must always be preceded by a veterinary evaluation to determine the suitability of the product for the specific case.
Composition
The PV Bladder Catheter for Dogs 2x500 is made of high quality materials that comply with the safety and hygiene standards of the veterinary sector. The catheter structure is made of a flexible but resistant polymer, which allows for gentle insertion and reduces the risk of injury to the bladder mucosa. The tip of the catheter is designed to facilitate access to the bladder, while the side eyelets ensure optimal flow of fluids.
The product is free of latex and phthalates, substances that can cause allergic reactions in some animals. Furthermore, the catheter is free of toxic and heavy components, ensuring the safety of the animal and the environment. Each package includes a sterile, ready-to-use catheter and detailed instructions for the veterinary operator.
Contraindications
The PV Bladder Catheter for Dogs 2x500 must not be used in dogs with known hypersensitivity to the materials constituting the catheter. It is also not indicated for use in dogs with congenital or acquired anomalies of the urethra or bladder that could complicate catheter insertion or placement. Before use, a veterinary evaluation is essential to exclude conditions that may contraindicate the use of the catheter.
It is important to follow the insertion and removal instructions to avoid tissue damage and reduce the risk of infection. The catheter is intended for veterinary use only and must be handled by qualified personnel.
Safety of the Drug for the Species
The PV Bladder Catheter for Dogs 2x500 has been designed with the safety and well-being of the animal in mind. The materials used were selected for their compatibility with biological tissue and to minimize the risk of adverse reactions. However, as with any medical device, there is an inherent risk of infection or irritation associated with the use of catheters. It is essential to follow asepsis and antisepsis procedures to maintain a sterile environment during catheter insertion and management.
Monitoring the animal after catheter insertion is crucial to promptly identify any signs of discomfort, infection, or reaction to the device. In case of adverse reactions, it is necessary to remove the catheter and consult a veterinarian for a thorough evaluation and appropriate treatment.
Precautions
Before using the PV Bladder Catheter for Dogs 2x500, it is important to ensure that the animal is adequately prepared and sedated if necessary, to minimize stress and discomfort. Veterinary staff must wear sterile gloves and follow infection prevention guidelines throughout the procedure. After use, the catheter must be disposed of safely and in accordance with local regulations regarding medical waste.
It is important to avoid forcing the catheter during insertion and to use an atraumatic technique to prevent injury to the urethra or bladder. The catheter must not be reused to prevent the risk of infection and cross-contamination.
Method of Administration
The PV Bladder Catheter for Dogs 2x500 must be inserted following an aseptic technique and with care to avoid trauma. The catheter can be introduced manually or with the aid of an introducer, depending on the veterinarian's preferences and the animal's condition. Once positioned, the catheter can be secured to prevent displacement and ensure effective drainage.
The catheter can be left in place for as long as necessary based on the dog's clinical condition, but it is important to regularly monitor the insertion site and the functionality of the catheter to prevent complications.
Target Species
The PV Bladder Catheter for Dogs 2x500 is specifically designed for use in dogs. Its size and shape have been optimized to adapt to the canine anatomy, ensuring a safe and comfortable insertion for the animal. It is suitable for dogs of all sizes and breeds, making it a versatile tool for a wide range of veterinary procedures.
