In veterinary medicine, silicone catheters can be used in pets for various urinary conditions that require temporary or long-term catheterization. They are often preferred for their softness and flexibility, which can help minimize discomfort and trauma to the urinary tract. Silicone catheters are available in different sizes to accommodate pets of different species, breeds, and sizes.
The process of placing a silicone catheter in pets is similar to that of other urinary catheters. It involves the following steps:
Sedation or anesthesia: To ensure the comfort of the pet and to facilitate the catheterization procedure, sedation or general anesthesia may be administered. The veterinarian will determine the appropriate level of sedation based on the pet's needs.
Catheter insertion: The veterinarian will gently insert a lubricated silicone catheter through the pet's urethra and advance it into the bladder. The catheter's flexibility allows for easier passage through the urinary tract.
Balloon inflation: Once the catheter is properly positioned within the bladder, a small balloon at the end of the catheter is inflated using sterile saline solution. This helps secure the catheter in place and prevents it from slipping out.
Drainage and monitoring: The urine will flow through the catheter into a collection bag or container. The veterinarian will monitor the flow and volume of urine to assess the pet's urinary function and overall condition.
Catheter maintenance: If the pet requires long-term catheterization, the silicone catheter may need to be changed periodically to reduce the risk of infection or obstruction. The veterinarian will provide instructions on how to care for the catheter, including flushing and cleaning procedures.
It's important to note that the placement and management of silicone catheters in pets should be performed by a trained veterinary professional. They have the expertise to ensure the procedure is done safely and effectively, minimizing any potential complications or risks. Additionally, regular monitoring and follow-up visits are typically required when a pet has a silicone catheter in place.
Specification
| Material |
100% silicone |
| Specification range |
0.5-80mm |
| Temperature resistance |
-40~250 ºC |
| Hardness |
30-80A |
| Size |
can be customized |
| Color |
custom color |
| Length |
customized length |
| Logo |
customizable logo |
| Product Certification |
FDA, RoHS, ISO, REACH, MSDS, LFGB |
| Applications |
Medical equipment,electronic appliances,chemical experiments,biopharmaceuticals,food processing,fitness equipment,ships, etc. |
Features
- The 2 way foley catheter is made up of latex bonded with silicone elastomer which eliminates the risk of encrustation.
- The urinary catheter has a symmetrical large capacity balloon ensuring a straight tip for proper flow and good sphincter action thus preventing bladder leakage.
- These indwelling catheters are provided with a coned distal end with burr free eyes for atraumatic intubation.
- The hard valve of these urethral catheters ensures easy inflation and deflation of the balloon.
- These foley catheters are colour coded for instant size identification.
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