Choosing a veterinary anesthesia machine
An anesthesia machine is one of the most used pieces of equipment in a clinic. The right one depends on the size of your patients, how many procedures you run in a day, and how much space you have.
When you compare machines, look at five things. The vaporizer, and whether it is set up for isoflurane or sevoflurane. The breathing circuits it supports, rebreathing for larger patients and non-rebreathing for small ones. How it mounts: on a cart, on a wall, or on a table. How waste gas is scavenged. And whether you want a ventilator now or later.
Our equipment consultants work only with veterinary practices. Tell us about your patients and your room, and we will help you pick the machine that fits.
Common questions
Can you help outfit a new surgery suite? Yes. Our Start Up/Expansion team plans the anesthesia, monitoring and surgical equipment together.
How do I get a price? Add the machine to your quote, or call 800.211.0036. A consultant will reply with pricing.
