Page 2 - Anaesthesia

Designed by vets, for vets. One ventilator for all your small animal practice needs, from small rodents to large dogs.

A guide to choosing a veterinary multi-parameter monitor. Consider species range (e.g., exotics), portability, necessary parameters, connectivity, and overall cost.

The AG Cuffill is a cuff inflator and manometer, suitable for use with several airway devices; ETTs, tracheostomy tubes, and laryngeal mask airways, including supraglottic airway devices.

Watch as Courtney explains the different aspects of Hypothermia, and why it is one of the most common complications in a vet practice.

In this video we'll show you how to leak test the anaesthetic machine and common breathing systems you have in practice. If there are any cracks or leaks in the pipelines, connections, tubing, or reservoir...

In this Clinical Tip video, Courtney will show you how to attach a couple of IPPV accessories to your circuit. These will allow you to safely deliver a positive pressure breath to your patient!

The central guideline for choosing an anesthetic reservoir bag is that its capacity must be at least six times the patient's tidal volume (VT). The easiest formula is: (Patient Weight kg x 10 ml/kg x 6)...