Dog Catheter 3.3x500 Profivet

Product Description

The PV DOG BLADDER CATHETER is a precision veterinary medical device, designed to provide safe and reliable bladder access in dogs. This bladder catheter features dimensions of 3.3 mm in diameter and 500 mm in length, ensuring optimal compatibility with the clinical needs of different dogs. Its structure has been carefully designed to ensure delicate insertion and minimize discomfort for the animal during use.

Made with high quality materials, the catheter is designed to resist wear and maintain its functionality over time. The smooth surface and atraumatic rounded tip contribute to secure positioning and less irritation of the urinary tract. The optimized efficiency side holes allow effective drainage, reducing the risk of occlusion and improving the animal's comfort during treatment.

The catheter is supplied in sterile packages to ensure maximum hygiene and prevent infections. The presence of the Luer Lock connection ensures a secure connection to urine collection bags or other medical devices. The 12-pack offers a practical solution for veterinary clinics and hospitals, with complete 10-pack packages to meet the needs of extended use.

Therapeutic Indications

The PV DOG BLADDER CATHETER is indicated for use in veterinary procedures requiring temporary or prolonged access to the bladder of dogs. This may include managing acute urinary retention, administering medications directly into the bladder, collecting sterile urine specimens for diagnostic testing, and monitoring urine output in critically ill patients.

The catheter is suitable for use in a variety of clinical settings, including surgery, emergency treatment and long-term therapy. Its versatility makes it an essential tool for veterinarians and veterinary technicians looking for a reliable solution for urinary tract management in dogs.

Composition

The catheter is made of high quality polypropylene, a material known for its chemical and physical resistance, which ensures durability and reliability over time. The composition does not contain latex or harmful plasticizers, reducing the risk of allergic reactions and ensuring safety for use on sensitive patients. Product sterility is maintained until the package is opened, ensuring that each catheter is ready for immediate use in aseptic conditions.

Contraindications

Do not use the PV VESC DOG CATHETER in dogs with a known history of hypersensitivity to polypropylene or other components of the catheter. Additionally, the catheter should not be used in procedures requiring permanent bladder access or in patients with significant anatomical abnormalities of the urinary tract that may prevent safe and stable placement of the catheter.

Safety of the Drug for the Species

The catheter was designed with the safety and well-being of the animal in mind. Its composition and structure have been carefully selected to minimize the risk of injury, infection or adverse reactions. However, as with any medical procedure, it is essential to follow asepsis guidelines and correct insertion techniques to ensure patient safety.

Precautions

Before catheter insertion, it is important to evaluate the patient's medical history and current conditions to identify any contraindications or risks. When inserting and maintaining the catheter, best veterinary practices should be observed to reduce the risk of urinary tract infections or other complications. After use, the catheter must be disposed of appropriately according to local regulations for the treatment of medical waste.

Method of Administration

The catheter must be inserted following strict aseptic technique. After opening the sterile package, the catheter can be connected to a urinary drainage system or used for other therapeutic purposes as directed by your veterinarian. The rounded tip and optimized side holes facilitate insertion and positioning, while the Luer Lock connection ensures a secure, leak-free connection.

Treatment Program

The treatment regimen will vary based on the patient's individual needs and the nature of the condition being treated. The catheter may be left in place for as long as necessary as determined by the veterinarian, taking into account the patient's tolerance and the need to maintain hygiene and prevent infection. Regular monitoring and clinical evaluation are essential to ensure the effectiveness and safety of the treatment.

Target Species

The PV VESC DOG CATHETER is specifically designed for use in dogs. Its size and shape have been optimized to adapt to canine anatomy, providing an effective solution for urinary tract management in this species.