Many vets work on farms, at stables or from mobile clinics. Their instruments must be compact, strong and easy to clean on the move. Mobile veterinary kits therefore need to be compact, strong and easy to clean.
What goes in a field kit
- Small general surgery set
- Castration instruments
- Hoof knife and tester
- Suture instruments
- Obstetric instruments
- Single-use sterile kits for clean procedures
Tips
- Use strong cases with fitted spaces
- Carry cleaning brushes and spare packs
- Choose single-use kits where sterilisation is difficult
Packing mobile veterinary kits
Mobile veterinary kits must hold everything a vet needs, yet fit in a vehicle. Therefore, plan each kit around the jobs you do most. For example, a farm vet may need a small surgery set, castration tools, obstetric instruments and a hoof knife. In contrast, a small-animal mobile clinic needs spay packs and dental tools.
First, choose strong, sealed cases that keep dirt and water out. Next, use trays or rolls so that each instrument has its own place. In addition, label each case on the outside. As a result, you can find the right kit quickly in an emergency.
Also, carry spares of the items that wear fastest, such as scalpel blades and suture. Then, restock each kit as soon as you return. However, never pack wet instruments, because they rust quickly in a closed case.
The veterinary medicine overview shows the range of work vets do. To build mobile veterinary kits, request a quote.
Field kits from Tata Surgical
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