Equine Vascular Access Simulator
Equine Vascular Access Simulator
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1 Year Warranty
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Made in USA -
Free UK Delivery on Orders over £50
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Every Purchase Supports our Charity Partners
Modeled on a 1 year-old brown quarter horse, the Equine Vascular Access Simulator has been engineered using cutting edge technologies to offer the most realistic venipuncture training experience possible. Designed by veterinary surgeon educators, the horse vascular access trainer is built to aid in the teaching and practice of the following clinical skills:
- Blood draw from jugular
- Jugular catheter insertion
- Blood draw from deep facial artery
- Blood draw from transverse facial vein
- Transverse facial artery catheter insertion
Through continued use of the Vascular Access Simulator, students can gain the necessary skills and confidence for vascular access before practice on a live animal. The equine venipuncture model comes with initial supply of artificial blood powder and 1000 ml IV bag.
An ideal model for advanced veterinary skills training courses.
Equine Vascular Access Simulator - SRE0650
Model weight: 8kg
Delivery
- Delivery to UK mainland addresses (excluding Northern Ireland and Scottish Highlands and Islands) is FREE for all orders over £50.
- Delivery to UK mainland addresses (excluding Northern Ireland and Scottish Highlands and Islands) is £4.50 for orders under £50.
- For delivery to non-mainland UK and European destinations, please contact us for a postage quote.
- Please see the delivery estimate in the product information above for an indication of UK delivery times.
- For oversize or special order products, an additional shipping and / or restocking charge may apply, however we will inform you if this is the case prior to fulfilment of the order.
Returns
If you are unhappy with your purchase for any reason you can return it to us in an unused condition within 14 days for a refund. A return authorisation number is required for all returns, please contact us for this information if you would like to make a return.
