Veterinary Instruments
Veterinary Surgical Instruments
We meticulously curate our comprehensive veterinary equipment collection to meet the diverse needs of veterinary professionals. At World Precision Instruments, we commit ourselves to providing the highest-quality veterinary surgical instruments engineered for precision and performance.
In a veterinary clinic, the array of medical equipment necessary is as diverse as the animals treated within its walls. Whether you’re looking for surgical scissors, surgery kits, surgical tables, or other vet surgery tools, you can find what you need at WPI. We offer a wide range of veterinary scissors in various sizes and styles for all your surgical applications.
These surgical instruments may be used for veterinary surgery, along with a large variety of our other surgical instruments. Browse our full collection of veterinary surgical instruments below for more information ortoday at World Precision Instruments with any questions.
Balling Guns veterinary Instruments Balling guns are veterinary instruments used to administer pills, capsules, or boluses to animals, particularly livestock. They are designed to safely and effectively deliver medication into the animal's throat or esophagus. Balling guns typically consist of a long tube or barrel with a plunger or pusher mechanism at one end to push the medication down the animal's throat. The process involves loading the medication, often in the form of a pill or bolus, into the barrel of the balling gun. The instrument is then inserted into the animal's mouth, guiding it to the back of the throat to ensure the medication is swallowed properly. These instruments come in various sizes to accommodate different animal species, from smaller ones suitable for administering medication to pets like dogs and cats to larger ones designed for livestock such as cattle, horses, and sheep. Balling guns help ensure accurate dosing and make it easier for veterinarians or livestock handlers to administer medications without causing discomfort or injury to the animals. Design: Balling guns consist of a long tube or barrel with a plunger at one end. The opposite end usually has a receptacle or mechanism to hold the pill or bolus securely. Loading: The medication, usually in the form of a pill or bolus, is placed into the holder or chamber of the balling gun. Administration: The veterinarian or animal handler gently guides the balling gun into the animal's mouth, directing it toward the back of the throat. Once in place, the plunger is pushed, releasing the medication into the animal's throat. This helps ensure that the medication is administered properly and without causing discomfort to the animal. Sizes and Varieties: Balling guns come in various sizes to accommodate different animal sizes and types of medication. Some may have adjustable mechanisms to fit various sizes of pills or boluses.
Veterinary Surgical Instruments
We meticulously curate our comprehensive veterinary equipment collection to meet the diverse needs of veterinary professionals. At World Precision Instruments, we commit ourselves to providing the highest-quality veterinary surgical instruments engineered for precision and performance.
In a veterinary clinic, the array of medical equipment necessary is as diverse as the animals treated within its walls. Whether you’re looking for surgical scissors, surgery kits, surgical tables, or other vet surgery tools, you can find what you need at WPI. We offer a wide range of veterinary scissors in various sizes and styles for all your surgical applications.
These surgical instruments may be used for veterinary surgery, along with a large variety of our other surgical instruments. Browse our full collection of veterinary surgical instruments below for more information ortoday at World Precision Instruments with any questions.
Balling Guns veterinary Instruments Balling guns are veterinary instruments used to administer pills, capsules, or boluses to animals, particularly livestock. They are designed to safely and effectively deliver medication into the animal's throat or esophagus. Balling guns typically consist of a long tube or barrel with a plunger or pusher mechanism at one end to push the medication down the animal's throat. The process involves loading the medication, often in the form of a pill or bolus, into the barrel of the balling gun. The instrument is then inserted into the animal's mouth, guiding it to the back of the throat to ensure the medication is swallowed properly. These instruments come in various sizes to accommodate different animal species, from smaller ones suitable for administering medication to pets like dogs and cats to larger ones designed for livestock such as cattle, horses, and sheep. Balling guns help ensure accurate dosing and make it easier for veterinarians or livestock handlers to administer medications without causing discomfort or injury to the animals. Design: Balling guns consist of a long tube or barrel with a plunger at one end. The opposite end usually has a receptacle or mechanism to hold the pill or bolus securely. Loading: The medication, usually in the form of a pill or bolus, is placed into the holder or chamber of the balling gun. Administration: The veterinarian or animal handler gently guides the balling gun into the animal's mouth, directing it toward the back of the throat. Once in place, the plunger is pushed, releasing the medication into the animal's throat. This helps ensure that the medication is administered properly and without causing discomfort to the animal. Sizes and Varieties: Balling guns come in various sizes to accommodate different animal sizes and types of medication. Some may have adjustable mechanisms to fit various sizes of pills or boluses.
