Dog training models
Dog veterinary training simulators
These medical simulators are most efficent to train first aid on an animal. Galaxymed offers models of dogs for CPR education and a simulator for Injections and I.V. training. The student can gain the necessary knowledge, practice and confidence on a simulator before be confronted with an animal in need of first aid.
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Positioning is a skill that is needed all the time, whether for spaying or neutering, abdominal surgery, or x-rays. Positioning for spinal stabilization, supine or any other position is possible.
"Rocky" provides natural range of motion and also realistic resistance so that practice can be done in a simultation environment.
This anatomically correct simulator allows surgical training possibilities: practical simulation including nerve blocks, luxation, elevation and extraction of any tooth, as well as tongue, epiglottis, esophagus and trachea to allow for intubation training, practice radiography positioning techniques prior to, and after, tooth extraction. Any tooth can be extracted
Properly positioning an animal is a skill that makes a betterrounded veterinarian. Emily is built exactly for this purpose. Students learn how to position dogs for abdominal surgery, x-ray, spay and neuter, advanced spinal stabilization, spinal recumbency and more.
CasPeR the CPR Dog provides training in heart compression and mouth-to-snout resuscitation with individual-use, disposable airway bags.
Airway Systems for CasPeR the dog
Disposable Lower Airway for Basic and Advanced Sanitary CPR Dog GM12784/GM12514
Disposable Nosepieces for Lower Airway for Advanced and Basic Sanitary CPR Dog GM12784/GM12514
Students may practice the appropriate rate, pressure and position of cardiac massage and coordinate the respiratory cardiovascular functions.
In addition to practice in assisted breathing, students may practice the appropriate rate, pressure, and position of cardiac massage; and coordinate the respiratory cardiovascular functions. An IV can even be established for more advanced training.
This is a simulation model for perfecting castration surgery in dogs. It is possible to simulate skin incision, fascia incision, ligation of spermatic cord and arteries and veins, removal of testicles and suturing. Both prescrotal and scrotal incision is possible.
This fully functional canine i.v. leg trainer is perfect for veterinary schools and vet tech programs.
With this canine i.v. Injection leg (forelimb) the correct course of an intravenous injection can be trained.
This realistic training phantom is ideal for practicing the procedure and techniques involved in endotracheal intubation.
Advanced Airway Jerry is a full-sized manikin built with a lifelike airway. Clearly presented are the trachea, esophagus and epiglottis. These carefully built organs, coupled with working lungs and an artificial pulse will assist students in endotracheal placement, compressions, and mouth-to-snout resuscitation. It has a disposable lung that can be changed if the manikin is used for mouth-to-snout resuscitation. Advanced Airway Jerry is also designed to splint and bandage. Parts can be cleaned and replaced.
Critical Care Jerry is engineered as a complete emergency room veterinary training manikin. It has the ability to simulate trauma and features jugular and vascular access.
Realistic representations of the trachea, esophagus, and epiglottis are built into the airway.
Jerry is your perfect teaching partner for pet-first-aid. The Jerry manikin has working lungs and an artificial pulse built to teach mouth-to-snout resuscitation. It has disposable lungs for hygienic training. Jerry K-9 CPR Manikin is a simplified version of Critical Care Jerry (CCJ) GM12148
Optional for the Critical Care Jerry training manikin (GM12148), the CPR Jerry (GM12143) and the Airway Jerry (GM12147). A practice leg with a long oblique femur fracture. This extension allows learners to practice dealing with common K9 fractures.
This training model of the lower body of a medium-sized dog provides comprehensive training in ultrasound examination of the canine bladder. Four different inserts cover the major procedures/diagnoses, allowing training in diagnostic skills. The conditions usually have similar symptoms, so ultrasound examination is useful to obtain the actual diagnosis. Externally identical inserts require diagnostic skills to identify pathology.
With our artificial canine paw you can practice the correct application of bandages. The paw can be used to simulate a sitting or lying position. Separate toes allow for the application of cotton.
This very true-to-life simulator was especially developed for dental technology. It has a wide variety on training possibilities.
It allows for practical simulation including manual and ultrasonic scaling, probing, nerve blocks, as well as tongue, epiglottis, esophagus, and trachea to allow for intubation training. One radiodense jaw set to practice positioning techniques for radiographs and a X-ray set has gums complete with periodontal ligament.
It allows for practical simulation including manual and ultrasonic scaling, probing, nerve blocks, as well as tongue, epiglottis, esophagus, and trachea to allow for intubation training. One radiodense jaw set to practice positioning techniques for radiographs and a X-ray set has gums complete with periodontal ligament.
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