Veterinary Needle

• Thick-walled needle tube with exceptional stability and elasticity;
• Direct removal from transparent container ensures reduced risk of injury and contamination;
• Super sharp veterinary bevel ensures longer life, reduced coring and painless skin penetration;
• The specially designed hub feature stamp marks that make it easy to identify the gauge size of the needles;

Always make sure to wash your hands before and after handling medicinal products. At all times, use a sterile needle for each animal. Whenever possible, try to use single-use disposable needles as the risk of transmitting infections from animal to animal increases when reusing needles. Always choose the smallest needle size (in diameter) that resonates with the use of the medicine and corresponding volume to be injected. This will minimize tissue damage and leakage.

When choosing needle length, consider the type of injection to be given and the size of the animal being injected. Shorter needles can be used for subcutaneous injections and longer needles for intramuscular injections.

When restraining animals prior to receiving an injection, try to use a good animal restraint technique, because a good restraint technique prevents needles from breaking off at the hub when the animal moves suddenly.

• Try to always use a new sterile needle, if you notice a needle is bent or has developed a burr, and dispose of it immediately;
• To avoid spreading infection, avoid going back into the vaccine (or medicine) with the same needle you used to inject an animal.