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We’re excited to unveil our latest innovation: Veterinary Immobilizer V-Troughs. Designed specifically for veterinary clinics, these V-troughs are a game-changer in animal positioning, offering unparalleled support and stability during procedures.

Key Features of Our V-Troughs:

• Enhanced Stability: The unique V-shape design securely supports animals, minimizing movement and allowing for precise positioning during imaging or treatment.
• Durable Construction: Built to withstand the demands of a busy veterinary clinic, our V-troughs are made from high-quality materials that ensure long-lasting performance.
• Easy to Clean: The smooth, non-porous surface makes cleaning and disinfecting simple, maintaining high standards of hygiene in your practice.
• Versatile Use: Available in multiple sizes, these V-troughs are suitable for a wide range of animal sizes and types, making them a versatile addition to your clinic’s equipment.

Upgrade your veterinary practice with our new V-Troughs and experience the benefits of superior animal positioning. Visit our website to learn more and order yours today!

We’re excited to introduce our NEW Vet Troughs, a game-changing addition to any veterinary clinic. Designed to provide superior support and stability during procedures, these troughs are essential for ensuring the safety and comfort of animals in your care.

Why Our Vet Troughs Are a Must-Have:

• Enhanced Animal Positioning: The unique design of our Vet Troughs helps keep animals securely in place, reducing the need for manual restraint and improving procedure accuracy.
• Durable and Easy to Clean: Made from high-quality materials, these troughs are built to last and are simple to clean, ensuring they’re always ready for the next patient.
• Versatile Sizes: Available in multiple sizes to accommodate various animal types, our Vet Troughs are perfect for clinics of all sizes.

Equip your clinic with the best—our Vet Troughs are a must-have for enhancing patient care and efficiency. Visit our website to learn more and order yours today!

At the heart of every veterinary practice is the commitment to provide exceptional care for animals of all shapes and sizes. Recognizing the unique challenges that come with safely positioning animals during diagnostic procedures, we’re thrilled to announce the launch of our new Veterinary Immobilizer V-Troughs. Designed with the needs of veterinarians in mind, these V-Troughs are not only versatile and easy to use, but they also come in five convenient sizes to accommodate a wide range of animals.

Why Choose Our Veterinary Immobilizer V-Troughs?

1. Superior Animal Positioning Animal positioning during procedures, particularly X-rays, is crucial for obtaining accurate diagnostic results. Our V-Troughs are designed to securely cradle animals in a stable position, minimizing the need for manual restraint. This leads to clearer images and a more comfortable experience for both the animal and the veterinary team.

2. Available in 5 Convenient Sizes No two animals are the same, which is why we’ve made our V-Troughs available in five different sizes. Whether you’re working with a small hamster or a large dog, you’ll find a V-Trough that perfectly fits your needs. The five sizes ensure that every animal is supported securely, reducing the risk of movement and enhancing the quality of your diagnostic images.

3. Durable and Easy to Clean Constructed from high-quality, durable materials, our V-Troughs are built to withstand the rigors of daily use in a busy veterinary practice. They are also designed for easy cleaning, helping you maintain a hygienic environment and meet the highest standards of cleanliness.

4. Comfort and Safety First The well-being of your patients is always a priority. Our V-Troughs feature a soft surface that provides comfort while ensuring the animal stays securely in place. This not only makes procedures less stressful for the animal but also enhances safety by reducing the likelihood of accidental movement with 4 invluded velcco straps to secure limbs.

5. Versatile Applications Our Veterinary Immobilizer V-Troughs aren’t just for X-rays. They can be used for a variety of procedures where stable positioning is required, including ultrasound and other imaging techniques. Their versatility makes them an essential tool in any veterinary practice.

A Closer Look at the 5 Sizes

To ensure that you have the right tool for every patient, we’ve introduced our V-Troughs in the following sizes:

1. Small (S): Ideal for cats, small dogs, and other small animals, this size provides gentle support for your tiniest patients.

2. Medium (M): Perfect for medium-sized dogs and similar animals, offering secure positioning for a wide range of procedures.

3. Large (L): Designed for larger dogs, this size provides the necessary support for more robust animals, ensuring they remain steady during diagnostics.

4. Extra Large (XL): For your largest patients, this size offers ample space and support, accommodating even the biggest breeds with ease.

5. Kit of 4: Understanding that some animals may require special considerations, we offer the option to get all 4 V-Troughs, ensuring the animals in your care are properly supported.

Why Our V-Troughs Stand Out

Our Veterinary Immobilizer V-Troughs are more than just another positioning tool; they’re a solution that enhances your ability to deliver the best care possible. By offering five convenient sizes, we ensure that you can provide optimal support for every animal, leading to better outcomes and a more efficient workflow in your practice.

Order Today and Experience the Difference

We invite you to explore our new Veterinary Immobilizer V-Troughs and see how they can make a difference in your practice. With five sizes to choose from, you’ll find the perfect fit for every patient, ensuring comfort, safety, and precision in every procedure.

Visit our website today to learn more and place your order. Your commitment to exceptional veterinary care deserves the best tools, and our V-Troughs are designed to meet that standard.

Let us help you provide the highest level of care for your animal patients with our new Veterinary Immobilizer V-Troughs—because every animal deserves the best.

National Farm Animals Day, celebrated annually on April 22nd, is a day to recognize and appreciate the important role that farm animals play in our lives. At Z&Z Medical, we want to take this opportunity to highlight some of the X-ray accessories that we offer that can be used for imaging farm animals.

Our selection includes a variety of large animal positioning aids and immobilization devices that are designed to keep farm animals still during the X-ray procedure. These include:

• Large animal X-ray immobilization straps that are designed to keep the farm animal still during the X-ray procedure
• Large animal X-ray positioning aids that help to position the farm animal correctly for the X-ray
• Large animal X-ray grids that help to improve the quality of the X-ray image by reducing scatter radiation

We also offer a range of other accessories such as lead apron holders, radiation protection devices, and customized X-ray markers. These accessories are designed to improve the accuracy and safety of the X-ray procedure for both the farm animal and the medical staff.

Our team of experts is available to help you choose the best X-ray accessories for your practice. We can help you select the appropriate size and type of positioning aid or immobilization device for your farm animal patients, as well as providing the recommendations for the other accessories that may enhance the overall quality of your X-ray imaging.

At Z&Z Medical, we are committed to providing our customers with the highest-quality products and services. Browse our selection of X-ray accessories today and see how we can help you improve the accuracy and safety of your X-ray procedures for farm animals.

In the world of adorable creatures, few capture our hearts quite like penguins. With their dapper tuxedo-like appearance and endearing waddle, these flightless birds have charmed their way into popular culture and our affections. Every year on January 20th, Penguin Awareness Day is celebrated worldwide to honor these fascinating and resilient creatures, while also raising awareness about their conservation and about them!

How many bones do penguins have?  

I’m always fascinated with x-raying animals and when a veterinarian has to take X-rays of an injured bird that might have a broken bone, is sick or having difficulty moving, things can get pretty interesting. While penguins might look like simple, torpedo-shaped ice-waddlers, their bodies are actually quite complex. Even though they look nothing like people or animals you may encounter every day – like dogs and cats – they have similar skeletons and joints. They even have knees and elbows, but have about half as many bones. A human skeleton is made up of 206 bones. A penguin has just 112 in its whole body.

Bird bones in general are unique. They are lightweight and hollow, which allows the animal to take flight. Because birds need a lot of oxygen for an intense activity like flying, their bones are filled with spaces for air and they also have nine air sacs that surround their lungs. But wait, you might be thinking, “Penguins don’t fly at all.” That’s right, they evolved for a life on land and in the water, and they have a unique skeleton compared to many other birds.

The first penguins, which appeared shortly after the dinosaurs went extinct about 66 million years ago, were flightless. Ten million years later, they had become great swimmers. Present-day species spend up to 75% of their time in the ocean. That meant they had to grow heavier so they could dive underwater to hunt for food.

Penguins developed dense and heft bones that don’t have the air pockets that flying birds have. That helped make up for the air sacs around their lungs. Their bulky bones keep them from floating up to the water’s surface, like a scuba diver who straps on a weight belt to submerge. Penguins’ wings are also different because these birds need to swim, not soar into the sky. Penguins’ wings morphed into what look like short, flat, stiff fins that don’t bend like flying birds’ do. They also have fewer bones than other birds. Their wings act like paddles, helping them race through the water at high speeds. Gentoo penguins can swim up to 22 mph.That’s much faster than Olympic champion swimmer Michael Phelps, who broke a world record for humans at 5.5 mph.

The combination of hefty bones and powerful finlike wings allows penguins to descend quickly and dive incredibly deep to hunt for fish, krill and other food. An emperor penguin can go down to at least 1,500 feet, which is about the length of five football fields. Thanks to their fewer number of dense bones and other cool adaptations, penguins are champions of open water.

Penguins also need x-rays from time to time. So Z&Z Medical is prepared to offer a wide variety of imaging accessories for the top notch veterinarians that take care of our Penguin friends.  Visit Z&Z Medical website today to order your veterinary accessories and supplies.