Veterinary Models

Anatomical Model of Canine Skin Diseases
The anatomical model of canine skin diseases shows, in a detailed and particularly clear way, the anatomical structures of the skin as well as various changes and diseases. Thanks to the block-model design and the attachable hairs, this anatomical model is very high quality and easy to understand.

The following anatomical structures are shown

- Blood vessels
- Sweat glands
- Sebaceous glands
- Arrector pili muscle
- Adipose tissue
- Hair

The following changes/diseases are shown

- Scratches
- Blisters
- Pustules
- Purulent inflammations
- Infections of the dermis and hair follicles at various stages

The anatomical model of canine skin diseases is mounted on a white plastic base.

Artificial Dog Skeleton
This dog skeleton from HeineScientific shows the skeletal structure of a large dog, e.g. an Old English Sheepdog or Collie. This anatomical model is a plastic cast of a large dog skeleton. The skeleton model is partially disassemblable and has a movable jaw, allowing the dentition to be examined.

Product details

- Large plastic dog skeleton
- Tail and skull removable
- Jaw mounted with movable articulation
- Mounted on a two-piece black plastic base
- Dimensions: 86 x 67 x 40 cm

Thanks to the use of a special plastic, all details are clearly visible and the dog skeleton looks very natural and high-quality.

The chicken skeleton from HeineScientific is made of real bones and therefore shows the skeletal structure of a domestic chicken in particularly accurate detail. The real chicken skeleton can be used not only in veterinary practice, but also in veterinary medical studies. To protect the delicate bones, the chicken skeleton is supplied under a transparent transport cover.

Product details

Skeleton of a domestic chicken made from real bones
Fixed, mounted on a wooden base
Supplied with a transparent protective cover
Dimensions: 18 x 15 x 28 cm (L x W x H)

Please note that the chicken skeleton is a natural product, which means there may be variations in shape and size between individual models.

The plastic cover is intended solely to protect the delicate bones during transport.

Dissectible goat model, 2-part
The dissectible goat model is used to illustrate the organic structures of a ruminant. For a realistic representation, the anatomical model is designed in two parts and can be split in the middle. Various organs of the goat can be removed and examined in detail. In addition, muscles and tendon attachments are visible.

To protect the model, it is supplied in a sturdy wooden crate.

Removable organs:
Heart (can be opened)
Lungs
Liver
Oesophagus
Rumen, reticulum, omasum, abomasum (can be opened)
Intestine
Rectum

Dissectible goat model
Two-part, can be separated from each other in the middle
Muscles, wool and tendon attachments are visible
Various organs removable
Goat dimensions (L x H x W): 72 x 60 x 15 cm
Base dimensions (L x H x W): 70 x 3 x 23 cm

Disassemblable Horse Model, 2-part
This disassemblable horse model shows both muscle and tendon structures as well as the animal’s internal organs. Individual organs can be removed and some can be opened, making their function and structure clearly visible. The horse’s complex digestive tract is displayed clearly, enabling animal owners to understand the anatomical conditions. The development and treatment of conditions such as colic or displacement involving the splenorenal ligament can be explained clearly with the help of the model.

To protect the disassemblable horse model, it is supplied in a sturdy wooden crate and securely mounted on a wood-plastic base.

Removable organs:
Heart (can be opened)
Lung
Liver
Stomach (can be opened)
Intestine
Rectum

Disassemblable horse model
Two-part, opens in the centre
Coat, tendon and muscle structures visible
Various organs can be removed
Tail removable
Dimensions with base (L x H x W): approx. 90 x 3 x 23.5 cm
Model dimensions (L x H x W): approx. 86 x 67 x 12 cm

This anatomical model illustrates the muscular and partly bony structures as well as the internal organs of a cat. To enable a realistic representation and excellent examination of the individual organs, these can be removed and partly taken apart.

THE FOLLOWING ORGANS CAN BE REMOVED:
Lungs
Liver
Heart (can be taken apart)
Stomach (can be taken apart)
Spleen
Small intestine
Urinary bladder with rectum

Product details:

Dissectible cat model (life-size)
Organs partly removable and can be taken apart
With removable tail
Cat dimensions, including plastic base (L x W x H): approx. 61 x 15.5 x 29 cm

Disassemblable rabbit model, 2-part
The disassemblable rabbit model allows a three-dimensional examination of individual organs of the mammal. This anatomical model can be split into two halves, allowing the heart, lungs, liver and digestive tract to be removed.

For secure positioning, the organ model is mounted on a wooden base.

Removable organs:
Heart
Lungs
Liver
Stomach
Intestines

Disassemblable rabbit model
Can be taken apart into two halves
Shows muscular structures, tendons, skin and coat
Both ears removable
Organs removable
Fixed to a wooden base
Rabbit dimensions: approx. 50 x 29 x 15 cm

What makes this dog skeleton from HeineScientific special: it is made of real bones and securely mounted on a black wooden base. The dog skeleton measures 45 x 15 x 25 cm (L x W x H). To protect the real bones, the dog skeleton is supplied with a transport cover.

Please note:
The plastic cover is intended solely to protect the delicate bones during transport.

Dog Skull Model (Longitudinal Section)
The anatomical model of a dog skull shows not only the cranial bones, but also the teeth with roots, as well as blood vessels and nerves. The anatomical dog skull model is a detailed longitudinal section through a dog’s skull.

Depicted structures:

- Frontal bone (Os frontale)
- Zygomatic bone (Os jugale)
- Lacrimal bone (Os lacrimale)
- Parietal bone (Os parietale)
- Os supraoccipitale
- Squamous part of the temporal bone (Pars squamosa)
- Palatine bone (Os palatinum)
- Incisors (Inzisivi)
- Canine teeth (Canini)
- Small cheek teeth (premolars pm. 1-4)
- Large cheek teeth (molars m. 1-3)
- Tooth roots
- Nerves
- Blood vessels

Product data:

Dimensions: 21 x 8 x 4 cm (dog skull half only)
Dimensions: 21 x 13.5 x 19 cm (including base)

The fish skeleton is made from 100% natural fish bones. This means that even the smallest details can be seen extremely clearly. The real fish skeleton is mounted with 2 stands on a wooden base. In addition, further skeletal parts, such as the pectoral fin, are attached to the base. The individual bones of the fish are labelled with unique numbers and can be identified using the accompanying document.

Please note:
The plastic cover is used solely to protect the delicate bones during transport.

The genuine, full-size goat skeleton for studying and learning as well as for demonstrating and illustrating the animal’s anatomical structures is extremely detailed. The bones are rigidly connected to one another and numbered, so they can be easily identified using the accompanying document. The goat skeleton is mounted on an elegant wooden base and is supplied with a plastic cover to protect the bones, which can be removed after transport.

Product details

Genuine, full-size goat skeleton
With numbered bones
Supplied with a plastic cover to protect the bones
Rigidly mounted on a wooden base
Dimensions: 72 x 23 x 50 cm

As this is a natural product, the appearance and size of the bones may vary slightly from the stated specifications.

Life-size Cat Model
This life-size anatomical model of a domestic cat (Felis silvestris catus) is divided into two halves, showing the fur on one side and part of the musculature on the other. To illustrate the internal structure, various internal organs can be removed from the model.

Product details

- Life-size model of a domestic cat
- Two-part (fur/musculature)
- Can be opened in the middle
- Various organs can be removed from the model
- Tail removable from the model

The following organs can be removed from the model
- Lung
- Liver
- Heart (can be taken apart into 2 parts)
- Stomach (can be taken apart into 2 parts)
- Intestines with pancreas
- Rectum with urinary bladder (can be opened)

Product data:

Cat dimensions: 62 x 13 x 29 cm (L x W x H)
Base dimensions: 36 x 15 x 1.5 cm (L x W x H)

Cross-section model of a dog’s eye
This cross-section model of a dog’s eye shows the animal’s visual organ in section. Thanks to colour accents and the precise depiction of individual structures, the anatomy is easy to identify. The plastic base ensures the model stands securely.

Visible structures:
Cornea (indicated)
Anterior chamber
Iris
Pupil
Lens
Vitreous body
Retina
Choroid
Sclera
Eye muscle
Optic nerve

Cross-section model of a dog’s eye
For illustrating diagnoses and therapies
Colour-coded for clear differentiation of individual structures
With base made of white plastic
Base dimensions (L x W x H): approx. 11.5 x 11.5 x 1 cm
Model dimensions (L x W x H): approx. 12 x 5 x 10 cm

Model of a Dog Heart with Heartworm
This anatomical veterinary model, measuring 7.5 cm x 9 cm x 11 cm, depicts an average-sized dog heart infected with a heartworm parasite. As this dog heart anatomical model is a cross-section model, the structures within the heart that are normally affected by heartworms can be identified. Mounted on a white plastic base, this anatomical veterinary dog heart model can be used not only to explain a heartworm diagnosis, but also to illustrate the structure of a dog’s heart.

Product data:

Dimensions: 7.5 cm x 9 cm x 11 cm

Model of a Dog Kidney
This detailed and partly detachable model of both kidneys of a dog shows, in addition to the kidneys, sections of the renal artery (Arteria renalis), the renal vein (Vena renalis) and the ureter. One kidney model is detachable, allowing the study of the internal structures of this organ. The dog kidney model is mounted on a white plastic base with stand and, including the base, measures approx. 25 x 8 x 21 cm (W x D x H).

The following structures can be identified on the dog kidney model, among others:
- Renal pelvis
- Ureter
- Renal capsule
- Renal medulla
- Renal poles
- Renal artery
- Renal vein

This genuine rabbit skeleton shows the detailed bony anatomical structures of an average-sized rabbit. The use of real bones makes the representation particularly true to detail. For this reason, the rabbit skeleton can also be used for study purposes. The genuine rabbit skeleton is securely mounted on a wooden base and is supplied with a transport cover to protect the real bones. As this rabbit skeleton is a natural product, there may be size variations between individual models.

Please note:
The plastic cover is used solely to protect the delicate bones during transport.

The real frog skeleton shows the detailed structure of the amphibian and, thanks to the numbering of the individual bones, allows them to be easily identified. The skeletal bones are rigidly connected to each other and mounted on a wooden base. To protect the bones during transport, the skeleton model is covered with a plastic hood.

Product details

Skeleton model of a real frog
Numbered bones
Rigidly mounted on a stylish wooden base
Dimensions: 10 x 10 x 4 cm

Please note that this is a natural product. For this reason, deviations in size and appearance of the skeleton are possible.

This genuine rat skeleton is used for illustrating and demonstrating a rodent skeleton. The bones are rigidly connected and numbered for precise identification. The rat skeleton is mounted on a wooden base and is supplied with a protective plastic cover to protect the real bones during transport.

Product details

Skeleton of a real rat
Rigidly mounted on a wooden base
Individual bones numbered
Dimensions: 20 x 5 x 6 cm (L x W x H)

As this is a natural product, there may be deviations compared to the photos. The size and appearance of the bones may vary.