Veterinary Trocar, a crucial instrument for treating bloat and other gas-related emergencies in large animals.
The Veterinary Trocar Cannula is a specialized instrument designed for safe and efficient intervention in veterinary medicine. The set consists of two main parts: the trocar, which is a sharp, pointed obturator, and the cannula, a hollow tube. This design allows a veterinarian or trained professional to quickly and safely puncture a body cavity and insert a cannula to drain fluid, release trapped gas, or create a port for other instruments. Crafted from high-grade, reusable stainless steel, our trocar cannulas are durable, hygienic, and essential for a variety of emergency and planned procedures.
 
How to Use
 
Diagnosis: The veterinarian first diagnoses the condition requiring intervention, whether it be severe bloat, fluid buildup, or a planned laparoscopic procedure.
Preparation: The site of insertion is thoroughly cleaned and disinfected. Local anesthetic is often administered to minimize the animal's pain.
Insertion: The trocar, with the cannula in place, is inserted with a quick, firm, and controlled motion into the targeted body cavity.
Procedure: The trocar is then withdrawn, leaving the hollow cannula in place. Depending on the purpose, the veterinarian will then either allow gas or fluid to escape, or insert other instruments through the cannula.
Aftercare: Once the procedure is complete, the cannula is removed, and the veterinarian will provide aftercare, which may include monitoring the site and administering antibiotics to prevent infection.