Tables/wall stands/grids

Various types of tables, wall stands and nets are used in veterinary medicine for use during examinations, procedures, surgeries or other veterinary procedures. These specialized tools help veterinarians keep animals in the proper position, providing a comfortable and safe working environment for veterinary staff and animal patients. Here are some types of tables, wall stands and nets used in veterinary medicine:

1. Veterinary tables: Veterinary tables are special tables that are used for examination, diagnosis, treatment and surgery on animals. These tables are designed to be comfortable for the animal patient while allowing easy access to various parts of the body. They often have adjustable handles to hold the animal in the proper position during an examination or procedure.
2. Wall stands: wall stands are metal structures attached to the wall that are used to hang various accessories and instruments used during veterinary procedures. Wall tripods can be used to hold, for example, oral examination instruments, X-ray machines, operating lamps, or various types of tools.
3. Veterinary grids: Veterinary grids are used to separate or control movement of an animal during procedures or examination. They can be used, for example, for radiographic examinations when the animal must be stabilized in the proper position to obtain accurate images.
4. Handles and straps: Handles and straps are special accessories that allow an animal to be held or secured in the correct position on a table or elsewhere during a procedure or examination.

All of these veterinary tools are designed to ensure safety, comfort and efficiency during veterinary procedures. Using the right tables, wall stands and nets helps veterinarians efficiently and accurately perform a variety of examinations and procedures, resulting in better health care for animal patients.