Animal infusion products are indispensable tools in veterinary diagnosis and treatment. They can safely and effectively provide infusion therapy for animals. They are widely used in veterinary clinics for treatment, nutritional support, first aid and surgery, and can effectively support the health care and rehabilitation of animals.
Specific application scenarios include correction of dehydration and electrolyte imbalance, anti-infection treatment, chronic disease management, shock treatment, poisoning first aid, blood transfusion therapy, anesthesia management, intraoperative infusion, postoperative recovery and nutritional support applications.
If it is for rapid rehydration, such as animals that need to quickly replenish a large amount of fluid due to severe dehydration, a larger-caliber infusion tube and a larger-flow infusion set should be selected, combined with a large-capacity infusion bag to increase the infusion speed.
For situations where precise control of drug dosage is required, such as injecting chemotherapy drugs into animals or infusing drugs in scientific research experiments, an infusion pump is a better choice, which can accurately control the infusion speed and dosage.
When animals need long-term infusion, intravenous indwelling needles can reduce the damage to blood vessels caused by repeated punctures, and improve the comfort and convenience of care for animals.
Choose the needle size according to the size of the animal and the infusion requirements. Small animals (such as cats and puppies) usually use 22G-24G needles, and large animals (such as horses and cows) use 16G-20G needles. Birds and rodents are smaller and require more sophisticated instruments, such as micro-syringes and special small infusion devices.
Whether an infusion pump is needed depends on the specific treatment scenario, animal species, and infusion requirements.
An infusion pump is necessary for precise control of the infusion rate, long-term infusion of small doses, and special drug infusions.
If it is routine infusion, short-term infusion, or infusion of large animals, the use of an infusion pump may add unnecessary complexity and cost.
When choosing an animal infusion line, it is necessary to consider the animal's species, size, age, weight, condition, and the nature of the infusion fluid, infusion rate, infusion time, and drug characteristics.
Stop the infusion immediately.
Check whether allergies occur, the infusion is too fast, or the liquid temperature is too low.
Take appropriate measures according to the symptoms (such as anti-allergic treatment).
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