When a pet suddenly falls ill with an indisposition, a critical injury, or a post-surgical complication, they need to be admitted to the veterinary critical care unit. 

Like human intensive care units (ICUs), which have the latest technology, veterinary critical care units are staffed by specialists and provide round-the-clock service.

The Importance of Critical Care Supplies:

Critical care in veterinary medicine heavily depends on specialized instruments, including medical apparatuses, supplies, and other equipment for diagnosing, stabilizing, and treating pets in emergencies. 

These instruments range from monitoring devices like pulse oximeters and blood pressure monitors to nutritional support tubes and unique wound-care products. 

Types of Critical Care Supplies:

• Fluid Therapy Supplies: IV (intravenous) line, fluids, and pumps, which are necessary to supply the body with proper li...