Bladder Expression and Dog Catheter: What’s the Best for Your Dog?

Dog Catheter vs Bladder Expression: What You Should Know When Making a Decision

This page presents the comparative analysis of dog catheterization methods and surgical and nonsurgical bladder expression techniques practices with a major emphasis on relevance, significance and general conditions of animal care. Find out how Jiangsu Changfeng Medical Industry Co., Ltd. is able to assist you in meeting your veterinary requirements with an array of medical products.
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The Main Advantages of Dog Catheters and Bladder Expression

Minimization of Stress or Pain to the Pet

Dog catheters are designed in a way that offers maximum comfort to the pet in the course of carryout out urinary interventions. Bladder expression in comparison to doing dog catheter, tends to be more stress causing to the animal. This situation makes dog catheters a better alternative especially for dogs with urinary retention or incontinence conditions all while relieving additional stress. Therefore This procedure allows for uninterrupted drainage and is likely to be less cumbersome for the pet and the veterinarian.

Our Dog Catheter Solutions

When it is a matter of using either a dog catheter or bladder expression in treating the urinary problems of dogs, making a selection is very important. These dog catheters drain urine from these pets in a sterile manner and therefore are very effective for the pets with chronic urinary problems. On the other hand, bladder expression can be appropriate in a number of cases but it has implications of injuries and poses a great deal of discomfort. It is because of knowing these two methods which enable veterinarians in making decisions affecting the health and wellness of the pets in informed ways.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main difference between dog catheters and bladder expression?

In dog catheters, a tube is inserted to the bladder to drain urine loose from the bladder, while in bladder expression, a manual effort is carried out squeezing the bladder to urinate. Whereas, catheters can also be utilized when only a part of the bladder requires draining.

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What do our clients say?

David
A Game Changer for Our Clinic

Using dog catheters has changed the way we handle urinary problems in our patients. They are uncomplicated and prevent stress to both pets and staff. Highly recommend!

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Innovative Design

Innovative Design

The ergonomic design of the dog catheters allows ease of use for the veterinarians and comfort for the pets. This innovation helps to reduce the degree of complications and enhance the level of satisfaction during urinary procedures.
Quality Assurance

Quality Assurance

Talking about the quality of Jiangsu Changfeng, its products are surely of the right standards. We have dog catheters which are carefully made and tested to satisfy the standards set for veterinary use.
Comprehensive Support

Comprehensive Support

We give full and detailed guidance, as well as training to veterinary practitioners on the utilization of our dog catheters, which guarantees that they are able to optimally take care of their patients. We are committed to improving how veterinary practices are carried out across the globe.
Bladder Expression and Dog Catheter: What’s the Best for Your Dog?