Veterinary Endoscopy

Imagine a valuable broodmare showing signs of respiratory distress. Transporting her to a distant referral center is risky, stressful for the animal, and logistically challenging.

Every minute counts when a pet swallows a foreign object. From socks and toys to batteries and bones, accidental ingestion is a leading cause of emergency veterinary visits worldwide.

Over 50% of dogs with chronic ear inflammation develop middle ear infections, risking neurological damage if untreated.

Ear disorders affect 10–20% of dogs and 2–6% of cats, driving millions of vet visits yearly. For floppy-eared breeds like Cocker Spaniels or moisture-prone Poodles, risks skyrocket due to trapped humidity.

Endoscopy has emerged as a cornerstone of modern veterinary medicine, offering unparalleled precision in diagnosing and treating conditions in animals.

Explore the essential types of veterinary endoscopy forceps, their specialized uses, and how to choose the right tools for your practice.

Discover how portable veterinary tumor ablation endoscope provides a minimally invasive, safe solution for treating polyps and tumors in pets.

Discover a detailed guide on performing endoscopic endotracheal intubation in pets using rigid veterinary endoscopes, including rabbits, guinea pigs, and exotic species.

Learn step-by-step cleaning, disinfection, storage, and disposal guidelines for portable veterinary endoscopes to ensure animal safety, prevent infections, and extend device lifespan.

Discover crucial precautions to avoid when using portable veterinary endoscopes to protect your equipment and ensure animal safety.