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$69.99
A canine hind leg trainer for IM injection and saphenous-vein blood collection, with replaceable foam inserts and replaceable saphenous veins for repeated veterinary practice.
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$59.99
This canine IV injection training simulator delivers realistic blood‑flashback feedback during venipuncture for safer, more accurate veterinary skill practice. This kit is a clinical‑grade training tool built for veterinary students, vet nurses and animal‑health educators to master canine intravenous injection, catheter insertion, blood‑draw, and fluid infusion. The silicone limb comes with a detachable, clippable artificial‑fur sleeve, enabling learners to simulate pre‑injection fur‑shaving preparation for a complete real‑world clinical experience. Repeated hands‑on practice reduces operational errors and improves confidence before working on live dog.
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$54.90
Canine IV Leg simulator with simulated medial saphenous vein. Ideal training kit for vet students and vet nurses to practice feline IV injection, blood collection and catheter insertion safely
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$38.99
MT00513 four-piece canine IV training set with dog leg model, 100 ml fluid bag, 10 g simulated blood, and 60 ml syringe.
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$99.99
Canine jugular venipuncture is the collection of blood from the external jugular vein in the groove on either side of a dog’s neck. It is the preferred site when a larger or higher-quality sample is needed, and it spares the limb veins for IV catheter placement. This Canine Jugular Phlebotomy Practice Trainer lets veterinary students and vet nurses rehearse the full draw on a dog neck model, with replaceable veins and a complete accessory kit for repeated puncture practice.
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$48.99
Expanded MT00521 dog IV practice kit with canine leg model, fluid bags, drip set, syringes, cannulas, tapes, alcohol pads, needle, and simulated blood.
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$39.99
Realistic feline IV training leg for veterinary students and professionals. Practice blood draws, IV catheter placement, fluid infusion, and vein puncture with lifelike flashback simulation. Ideal for vet schools, hospitals, and hands-on clinical training.
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