Cat Urine Catheter With Stylet Veterinary Urinary Catheter Flushing Retaining

Product Specification

Cat Urine Catheter with Stylet: Premium Veterinary Urinary Catheter for Optimal Feline Care

Introducing the Cat Urine Catheter with Stylet, a high-quality veterinary urinary catheter specifically designed for feline patients. This catheter offers exceptional performance, ensuring effective urine management for cats in clinical settings. With its thoughtful design and superior materials, this catheter is a vital tool for veterinarians, enhancing both patient comfort and procedural efficiency.

Product Specifications

Models Available:

2.5FR / 0.8*130mm: Ideal for smaller or more sensitive cats, ensuring minimal discomfort during insertion.
3FR / 1.0*130mm: A versatile option suitable for a range of cat sizes, providing an effective balance between ease of use and comfort.
4FR / 1.3*130mm: Designed for larger cats or those requiring more robust urinary management.

Types:

Flushing Type: Allows for the easy flushing of the urinary tract, facilitating thorough cleaning and reducing the risk of infection.
Retention Type: Designed to stay in place for extended periods, making it suitable for long-term urinary management.

Material: Made from durable PU (Polyurethane) material, ensuring flexibility and safety. The material is biocompatible, minimizing irritation to the delicate tissues of the urinary tract.

Stylet Options: Available with or without a stylet, providing flexibility for veterinarians based on the specific needs of the patient. The stylet ensures smooth and precise insertion.

Usage: For veterinary use only, specifically designed to meet the unique needs of feline patients.

Key Advantages

1. Enhanced Insertion Ease
The inclusion of a stylet facilitates smooth and easy catheter insertion, significantly reducing discomfort for the cat. This feature is particularly beneficial in emergency situations where quick action is needed.

2. Luer Lock Joint with Handle
The innovative Luer lock joint design ensures a secure connection to syringes and other devices, allowing for safe and effective flushing or retention of urine. This secure fit reduces the risk of leakage during procedures.

3. Versatile Application
Available in multiple sizes (2.5FR, 3FR, and 4FR), this catheter is suitable for a variety of feline patients. This versatility makes it an excellent choice for veterinary practices that treat cats of different sizes and conditions.

4. Reliable Material
Crafted from high-quality PU material, the catheter is both flexible and durable. The biocompatibility of the material minimizes irritation and ensures that the catheter can be left in place for extended periods without causing discomfort.

5. Convenient Packaging Options
With flexible packaging options (10, 12, or 20 pcs), veterinary practices can easily manage inventory. This convenience ensures that clinics are well-equipped for both routine procedures and emergency situations.

6. Improved Cat Comfort
The design of the catheter prioritizes the comfort of the feline patient. Its smooth surface and flexible material reduce the likelihood of trauma during insertion and wear, promoting a more positive experience for both cats and their owners.

7. Efficient Urinary Management
This catheter is particularly effective for managing urinary blockages, bladder stones, and other urinary tract issues. Its flushing capabilities help maintain a clear urinary pathway, reducing the risk of complications.

News:{From Vet times}

11 Nov 2021

Temporary catheters in obstructed FLUTDs: buying time with a blocked cat
Obstructive feline lower urinary tract disease is a common presentation in general practice. At Gerardo Poli's hospital, temporary relief is generally achieved within 15 minutes of patient arrival.

Obstructive feline lower urinary tract disease (FLUTD) is a common presentation in both general practice and emergency settings.

Every clinician has his or her own approach to treating and managing a cat with obstructive FLUTD signs. Working in an emergency setting, once I have confirmed an obstructed bladder via palpation, I focus on trying to relieve the obstruction as quickly as possible.

Benefits
The benefits I see of placing a temporary urinary catheter include:

immediate relief to the patient and reduces their stress levels
provides a sample for urinalysis
allows you time to run through the diagnostic and treatment plan in more detail with clients
buys you time to stabilise the patient for their anaesthetic later to place a closed system indwelling urinary catheter and then bladder lavage
Quite often, your patient would present unwell enough that you should have no issues (resistance to) passing this temporary urinary catheter, provided you have given pain relief on presentation.