Pet Dog Canine Foley Catheter Long Time Indwelling 2-way Urinary Silicone Male Dog Relieve Urethral Obstruction With Stylet 5PCS

*This product is specifically designed for dogs. Long style with metal guide wire. Short style with PVC guide wire

Product name: Double chamber silicone catheter for dogs/small animals

Product features: Silicone, with guide wire. Sterile (ethylene oxide sterilization), with end closure and 2 side openings. Animals have no obvious pain.

Packaging: Independent sealed packaging

Attention: Do not use petroleum based lubricants such as petroleum jelly, baby oil, shower fluid, massage oil, butter, etc.

6 specifications available:

Suggest choosing a shorter version for the mother dog.

Choose the long version for male dogs.

Fr6- with an outer diameter of approximately 2 millimeters and a length of 32cm, suitable for small dogs such as Teddy

Fr8- with an outer diameter of approximately 2.7 millimeters and a length of 32cm, suitable for medium-sized dogs such as Labrador

Fr10- with an outer diameter of approximately 3.3 millimeters and a length of 32cm, suitable for large dogs such as sheepdogs

Fr6 extended version - with an outer diameter of approximately 2mm and a length of 42cm, suitable for small dogs such as Teddy

Fr8 extended version - with an outer diameter of approximately 2.7 millimeters and a length of 52cm, suitable for medium-sized dogs such as Labrador

Fr10 extended version - with an outer diameter of approximately 3.3 millimeters and a length of 55cm, suitable for large dogs such as sheepdogs

Note: Manual measurement error 1-2CM, mind taking pictures with caution!!

It is recommended to use it by a professional veterinarian or under the guidance of a professional.

Usage: (1) Wash hands before use and lubricate the outside of the catheter with medical glycerin or other water-based lubricants.

(2) According to the dosage labels on the plastic cap, inject physiological saline, and the end balloon will instantly bulge and lock at the bladder mouth to prevent slipping.

When removing, use a syringe to hold the same position and release liquid or air. After the balloon contracts, slowly remove the catheter. The operation of step (2) can also be ignored.