Veterinary

January 5th is National Bird Day, a day dedicated to celebrating and raising awareness about birds and the important role they play in our ecosystem. At Z&Z Medical, we are proud to offer a range of x-ray positioners that are specifically designed to help veterinarians and other professionals take high-quality x-ray images of our avian friends.

X-ray positioners are important tools that allow veterinarians to position an animal in a specific position in order to get the best possible x-ray image. This is especially important when it comes to birds, as their small size and unique anatomy can make it challenging to get good x-ray images.

Our x-ray positioners for birds are specifically designed to help veterinarians get clear, high-quality x-ray images of birds, even when they are difficult to position. They are lightweight and easy to use, and they can be adjusted to accommodate a wide range of bird sizes and species.

In addition to being easy to use, our x-ray positioners are also durable and long-lasting, making them a great investment for any veterinary practice. They are also backed by our exceptional customer service and support, so you can count on us to be there for you whenever you need us.

Overall, our x-ray positioners are an essential tool for veterinarians who work with birds, and we are proud to offer a range of products that can help them get the best possible x-ray images of these amazing creatures. On National Bird Day and every day, we are committed to helping veterinarians and other professionals provide the best possible care to our avian friends.

In the realm of medical care and daily hygiene, innovation constantly paves the way for improved comfort, convenience, and cleanliness. Z&Z Medical, a pioneering force in the healthcare and medical imaging industry, has introduced all-new Disposable Chux Pads. These pads have quickly gained attention for their transformative impact on both medical and personal care practices, offering unparalleled reliability and ease.

Redefining Hygiene:  Standards Disposable Chux Pads from Z&Z Medical are engineered with a meticulous focus on providing maximum absorbency, durability, and comfort. Designed to cater to a diverse range of needs, these pads are a versatile solution for various applications:

In hospitals, clinics, and care facilities, maintaining cleanliness and ensuring patient comfort are paramount. These Chux Pads, with their high-absorbency layers and leak-proof backing, offer exceptional protection for bedding, imaging tables, gurneys, clinical chairs, and furniture. They assist healthcare professionals in managing incontinence issues, post-surgical care, or any situation requiring a reliable moisture barrier.

For individuals managing incontinence or those in need of extra protection for bedding or furniture at home, these pads become an indispensable aid. They provide a sense of security and ease, allowing for a worry-free experience and ensuring a clean and comfortable environment.

Beyond human use, these Chux Pads cater to Veterinarian offices seeking an efficient way to manage pet messes. Whether it's lining crates or protecting x-ray tables during imaging or in case of accidents with puppies, these chux pads or puppy pads offer a convenient solution for pet care needs.

1. Superior Absorbency:

The Chux Pads boast exceptional absorbency capabilities, quickly locking away moisture to keep surfaces dry and clean. This feature minimizes the risk of leaks and discomfort for the user, ensuring a more hygienic and comfortable experience.

2. Leak-Proof Backing:

Their leak-proof backing guarantees protection for surfaces, preventing any seepage and maintaining the integrity of bedding or furniture.

3. Soft and Comfortable:

Constructed with a soft, non-woven top layer, these pads prioritize comfort for the user, minimizing skin irritation and ensuring a gentle touch.

While disposable, Z&Z Medical's Chux Pads maintain a commitment to sustainability. Manufactured using eco-friendly materials, they prioritize environmental responsibility without compromising on performance or quality. The introduction of Z&Z Medical's Disposable Chux Pads marks a significant advancement in the realm of personal and medical care. By prioritizing absorbency, comfort, and versatility while upholding environmental consciousness, these pads have set a new standard for disposable hygiene products.

Their multifaceted utility extends beyond medical facilities, impacting personal care routines and veterinary practices, offering convenience, reliability, and comfort to users across various domains. As Z&Z Medical continues to innovate, their commitment to enhancing the quality of life through innovative products remains unwavering. The Disposable Chux Pads stand as a testament to our dedication to excellence and continual improvement in healthcare and hygiene solutions.

Both traditional and special contrast X-ray techniques are used to look for tumors in a pet's lungs, gastrointestinal tract, bladder and other internal organs. X-rays are usually used as the first imaging test to evaluate a pet's condition and determine whether the cancer has spread throughout the body.  

CT is a specialized imaging technique available at referral centers or specialty hospitals. CT relies on the differences in density between tissues to form an image and the images of cross-sections of the body are generated by a computer. It is a superior technique compared to X-rays in evaluating cancer in the lung, the chest cavity and ribs, and is important for planning radiation therapy. CT scans can also be used to guide biopsies when a suspected mass needs further analysis.

Ultrasound refers to a technique used to examine internal organs in the abdomen and to also help guide biopsys. The veterinarian places a transducer emitting sound waves in contact with the area of interest (e.g. stomach), moves it around and views the structure of internal organs on a monitor in real time. It is routinely used to evaluate masses discovered during physical examination or to check for metastasis to liver, spleen or other organs. It is generally not used to evaluate structures that contain air such as the lungs since air prevents the transfer of sound waves.    

MRI uses strong magnetic fields to create three-dimensional images created by a computer. MRI is extensively used to evaluate masses in the central nervous system such as the spine or brain and has been useful in providing images of soft tissues, joints, tendons, muscles and bone marrow.

Z&Z Medical understands the importance of Imaging animals and works closely with the Veterinary Field to provide a wide array of imaging accessories and supplies for both X-Ray, CT, Ultrasound and MRI for animal imaging.  Visit the Veterinary Section of our website to learn more or email info@zzmedical.com

National Cat Day is celebrated on October 29th each year. The day is intended to celebrate cats and encourage adoption. It’s also a time to donate blankets, food and toys to animal welfare organizations or to Volunteer at your local shelter and offer to play with some cats that are available for adoption, clean cages and litter boxes or anything else they need help with. It’s the purrrrfect day to give extra attention to our feline friends.  Learn more at the National Cat Day website.

Z&Z Medical provides a wide array of imaging accessories to image our feline friends when the time occurs. Check out our Veterinary Tab on our website to learn more.

Reptile Awareness Day is October 21st. Every year, reptile fanatics have a day that they can celebrate and share their passion; a chance to educate others who may not know about these amazing creatures called reptiles, and the habitat loss and threat of extinction that faces so many reptile species. Reptile Awareness Day, celebrated annually on this day, promotes learning about different types of reptiles, their natural habitats, and the ecological threats they face.

Reptiles are a class of vertebrates that are scaly and cold-blooded and that, with a few exceptions, lay eggs. They include turtles, terrapins, and tortoises; lizards, snakes, and legless worm lizards; the tuatara of New Zealand; and crocodiles, alligators, gavials, and caimans. There are 6,500-10,000 species of reptiles, which live on every continent except Antarctica.

Visit Z&Z Medical Veterinary Tab to learn more about the Radiology Imaging Accessories that can aid Vet Techs in imaging Reptiles.