A rodent acrylic cage is a type of enclosure designed to house small animals such as mice, and rats. These cages are made of clear acrylic plastic, which offers a clear view of the animals and their surroundings. Acrylic cages are typically more durable and easier to clean than traditional wire cages, and they also provide better insulation to regulate temperature and humidity levels. Additionally, they can also reduce the stress on the animals by providing a more natural, spacious, and visually appealing environment. Rodent acrylic cages are commonly used in laboratory and pet settings and are available in a variety of sizes and configurations to suit the needs of different species and environments.
The Anesthesia Machine Pole Mount is a type of mount that is used to securely attach an anesthesia machine to a pole in a veterinary setting. This allows for easy positioning of the machine while freeing up valuable floor space. The pole mount is designed to ensure the stability and safety of the machine, helping to prevent accidents and equipment failure.
Our R620 enhanced mobile upgrade version is a Small Animal Anesthesia Machine that can move freely. Applicable to a variety of animals: mice, rats, guinea pigs, rabbits, cats, and other animals within 7 kg can be applied.
Anesthesia breathing bags are devices used in the administration of anesthesia. They are used to manually ventilate a patient during surgery when a mechanical ventilator is not available. The bags come in various sizes and are made of latex or latex-free materials. They are connected to an anesthesia machine or a simple oxygen source, and the clinician squeezes the bag to deliver breaths to the patient.
A rodent anesthesia breathing circuit is a system that delivers anesthetic gases to a small rodent during surgical procedures.
The anesthetic gas is delivered to the animal through the circuit tubing, allowing the animal to breathe in the anesthetic and maintain unconsciousness throughout the procedure. The rebreathing bag captures exhaled gases and recycles them back into the circuit, helping to conserve the anesthetic gas. The reservoir bag acts as a backup supply of oxygen, while the gas scavenging system captures and removes waste anesthetic gases from the environment.
Endotracheal tubes (ETT) are used in anesthesia to maintain an open airway during surgery. They are inserted into the trachea through the mouth or nose and secure in place with a cuff that seals the trachea and prevents air from leaking. ETTs are connected to an anesthesia machine and a breathing circuit for mechanical ventilation. ETTs also protect the airway from aspirating stomach contents and secretions. Comes in a pack of 100 units.
The Anesthesia gas filter canister is a device used in medical anesthesia systems to filter and purify inhaled anesthetic gases. The canister contains a filter element that removes impurities, such as moisture and particulate matter, from the anesthetic gas mixture before it reaches the rodent. This helps to ensure that the animal is breathing clean and pure anesthetic gases, reducing the risk of breathing problems or other adverse effects during a medical procedure.
The filter canister is typically replaced periodically, depending on the type of filter and the amount of usage, to maintain its effectiveness.
Metabolic cages are specialized housing units for small animals, such as rodents, that are used in scientific research. They are designed to allow researchers to closely monitor and measure the metabolic rate, food and water intake, and other physiological parameters of the animals. The cages are often used to study the effects of various factors, such as diet, drugs, and environmental conditions, on the metabolism and behavior of the animals. By providing a controlled environment and precise measurement tools, metabolic cages enable researchers to conduct highly controlled and accurate experiments.
Our mobile, stainless steel rack can accommodate up to four, eight, or ten metabolic cages per rack.
The two-tier construction ergonomically positions metabolic cages at convenient height levels for easy observations and routine maintenance
ConductScience offers Metabolic Cages for rodents.
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The Nitrous Oxide Flowmeter Kit is used to measure the flow rate of nitrous oxide in an anesthesia system. The expansion chamber in a nitrous oxide flowmeter allows for the pressure of the gas to increase, causing the gas to expand. This expansion is then measured and used to calculate the flow rate of the gas. The flowmeter helps to ensure that the right amount of nitrous oxide is delivered to the patient, helping to maintain a safe and effective level of anesthesia during a medical procedure.
The rodent Non-Invasive Blood Pressure Monitor is a device used to measure blood pressure in small animals such as rats and mice without causing any harm or distress to the animal. The monitor is designed to use non-invasive techniques, meaning it does not require any surgical procedures or the insertion of a catheter into the animal’s arteries, which can be traumatic and increase the risk of infection.
ConductScience offers the Rodent Non-Invasive Blood Pressure Monitor and more Monitoring Systems.
Oxygen Flowmeter is used to accurately control the gas flow rate. The flowmeter mounting plate and fixing screws can be added to the RWD large and small animal anesthesia machine fixed bracket to control the air source input flow rate of the RWD anesthesia machine.
And with the international standard ISO connector, the lower end is connected with an 8mm PVC pipe or silicone tube for gas source input, and the upper end is connected to the evaporator through a short section of 6mm silicone tube.
In addition, the oxygen flow meter and the laughing gas flow meter can also be used in parallel. After the oxygen and the laughing gas are mixed, they are mixed with isoflurane or sevoflurane through the evaporator to output mixed anesthetic gas to achieve better anesthesia and analgesia.
The Rodent Pulse Oximeter is used to measure the vital signs of rodents non-invasively using sensor clips. Arterial oxygen saturation (SpO2), heart rate, breath rate, pulse distension, and temperature can be measured on anesthetized and conscious animals. The Rodent Pulse Oximeter is available with several sensors, including thigh, paw, collar, tail, and foot sensors.
The Rodent Pulse Oximeter utilizes simple, non-invasive sensor clips to monitor the vital signs of rodents. The sensor clips can be easily attached to the subject, and the data can be retrieved and monitored in real-time on your PC.
