Veterinary Models

True-to-life plastic cast of a domestic cat

The cat skeleton model is a true-to-life plastic cast of a domestic cat’s skeleton. Bony structures are depicted realistically and are ideally suited for demonstrating and explaining medical conditions.

For closer examination, the tail and head can be removed and the animal’s mouth can be opened. This makes the chewing apparatus clearly visible.

Cast model of a domestic cat, plastic
True-to-life replica of the skeleton
Removable skull and tail
Movable jaw on the model
Mouth can be opened
Fixed on a black plastic base
Suitable for explanation and demonstration purposes
Skeleton dimensions (mounted) (L x H x W): approx. 70 x 27 x 9 cm
Base dimensions (L x H x W): approx. 42 x 3 x 20 cm

Made of painted plastic. The ideal gift for the “brave” little patient. Completely non-toxic.
Pack = 100 + 4 pieces (free of charge).

Cat acupuncture model showing the acupuncture points, musculature and internal organs.

Size: 19 cm

Cow acupuncture model showing the acupuncture points, musculature and internal organs.

Size: 15 cm

Dog acupuncture model showing the acupuncture points, musculature and internal organs.

Size: 30 cm

Pig acupuncture model showing the acupuncture points, musculature and internal organs.

Size: 13 cm

Thanks to its highly realistic construction, the Rufus bandaging training manikin is a comprehensive learning tool for intensive care students. The life-size model is ideal for practising practical skills and modern bandaging techniques. In addition to first-aid measures, the training manikin can also be used to practise mouth-to-nose ventilation. The knee, elbow, carpal and hock joints on the left side can be moved up to 90°. The shoulder and hip joints can also be rotated up to 90°. With the new features, students can now also practise the Velpeau sling on the right forelimb and the Ehmer sling on the right hindlimb.

Here are just some of the bandaging techniques students can practise on Rufus:

- 90/90 sling
- Carpal sling
- Robert Jones bandage
- Velpeau sling
- Ehmer sling
- Limb bandage with tape fixation
- Thoracic bandage
- Tail bandage
- Padded hip bandage
- Head and ear bandage
- Plaster casts

A dog’s paw is under strain with every step and can easily be injured by broken glass, nails, thorns or other sharp objects.
With our artificial dog paw you can practise the correct application of bandages.
The paw can be used to simulate a sitting or lying position.
Separate toes allow the application of padding wool.
-flexible joint
-sitting or lying position can be simulated
-separate toes
-suction cups under the stand provide a secure footing.

Medium-sized cat jaw with healthy teeth on the right side and diseased/damaged teeth on the left side. The eight conditions shown are: fractured canine tooth, periodontal disease, tartar, plaque, gingivitis, worn incisors, retained deciduous tooth and missing premolar. The jaw can be opened, closed and taken apart for more detailed study.

Size: 7 x 5 x 3 cm

This average-sized cat skeleton shows: femur, lumbar vertebrae L6, L7, caudal vertebrae and spinal cord. Osteophytes indicate degenerative osteoarthritis of the hip joint.

Size: 18 x 11 x 6.5 cm

Replica skull of a domestic cat (Felis catus). Length: approx. 9.7 cm

Model of a female bovine on a stand. One side of the model shows the animal’s external anatomy, while the other side shows the musculature.
The model is divided into two parts in the sagittal plane, allowing the internal anatomy of the gastrointestinal, reproductive and excretory systems to be displayed.

The model can be dismantled into 15 parts, including:
- One limb
- Heart (2 pcs.)
- Lung
- Small and large intestine
- Stomach (3 pcs.)
- Kidney
- Uterus with one ovary (2 pcs.)
- Liver
- Tail, half showing the musculature, half showing the external anatomy.

When the internal organs are removed, the model shows the musculature of the thorax and abdomen.

Size: 93 x 28 x 49 cm, weight: approx. 12 kg

In addition to rescue breaths, this trainer enables trainees to learn chest compressions with correct hand position, compression depth and rhythm. For advanced training, an IV access can be established. The training dog features indicator lights for correct ventilation volume, correct hand position and correct compression depth. An audible signal and a light indicate when compressions are too forceful. With correct ventilation, the chest rises and falls. Supplied with carry bag, 3 lungs, 10 nose pieces and three lungs.

The following can be practised on the CasPeR CPR training dog: correct ventilation, correct chest compressions, correct hand position, correct compression depth, and delivery of the exact ventilation volume. With correct ventilation, the chest rises and falls. The model has no visual feedback function. Correct performance must be assessed by the instructor. The airways can be replaced quickly and easily to ensure safe and hygienic handling.

As the feline counterpart to the emergency dog Critical Care Jerry, Critical Care Fluffy is a life-size, realistic cat model.

It features all the characteristics of Critical Care Jerry – trachea, oesophagus, epiglottis, tongue, movable jaw and functional lungs. Designed for CPR, veterinarians can practise various resuscitation techniques on the cat. In addition, restraint, bandaging and venepuncture (there are multiple puncture sites) can be practised. Critical Care Fluffy is supplied with a carry bag, artificial blood, IV reservoir, IV holder, 5 disposable lungs, an endotracheal tube and a syringe.

This handy model shows, on one side, the healthy anatomy with cochlea, auditory ossicles, auditory tube (Eustachian tube), tympanic cavity, middle ear, eardrum, the vertical and horizontal parts of the external auditory canal, auricular cartilage, ear muscle and temporalis muscle; on the opposite side, inner ear structures with diseases, an inflammatory exudate in the tympanic cavity, an ear canal partially occluded by cell hyperplasia, as well as a reddened (inflamed) outer ear.

Size: 12 x 8 x 5 cm

Dog Head Vascular Access Simulator
The dog head vascular access simulator was developed for practising blood collection from the jugular vein and catheter insertion in small animals. This model features the correct head position for ideal training as well as simulated skin and a vein that are much more realistic than latex. Both the skin and the vein are available as spare parts, so you can practise as much as needed without high costs. The dog head vascular access simulator is supplied with TWO vein pads that hold the simulated jugular vein at different depths, allowing for additional challenges.

This model of the heart of a medium-sized dog can be taken apart into two parts. Once the front wall of the heart has been removed, the model clearly shows the ventricles, heart valves and atria. On a base.