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Joint
Supplement For Cats
intbells, makers of Yumove — one of the country’s best selling triple-action joint sup- plements for dogs — are launching a new veterinary variant designed specifically for cats.
L Containing the highest quality
natural ingredients, Yumove Cat, is signifi cantly free of phosphates, for cats with kidney problems. The man- ufacturer claims that Yumove Cat will aid stiff joints, promote mobility, and support joint structure. Yumove Cat contains key
natural ingredients including natural Chondroitin found in Green Lipped Mussels, which helps to slow down the breakdown of cartilage in a cat’s joints. The Green Lipped Mussel also provides concentrated sources of Omega 3 to help soothe stiffness. Other key ingredients in Yumove
Cat include manganese which sup- ports collagen formation in cartilage, tendons and ligaments, hyaluronic acid which is necessary to help lubri- cate and cushion the joint, and high levels of the purest glucosamine HCl — a major component of cartilage. Yumove Cat is sold as a tasty sprinkle capsule, with one capsule per day being the recommended dose for most cats. The capsule should be split and the contents sprinkled on a cat’s regular food. A single pack of Yumove Cat will provide two months support for an average size cat. Yumove Cat was launched to the veterinary pro- fession a couple of months ago at the BVNA Congress.
Lintbells
t. +44 (0)1462 790886 e.
vet@lintbells.com w.
www.lintbells.com
Vital Signs Monitoring
T
he VSM100 offers compre- hensive vital signs monitor- ing, including mainstream
capnography. In addition to the Multi-Parameter mode,
the VSM100 features
monitoring work a
blood pressure work mode, which is designed specifically for clini- cal blood pressure measurements. It also has an ECG work mode for pre-anaesthetic ECG screen- ings. The VSM100 is robust and slim, has faster and enhanced software, a good size screen, has blood pressure sensor band and cuffs, pulse oximetry (with lingual and leg/toe sensors), measures core-body temperature (with oe- sophagael probes), has an optional heat pad, and a two year warranty.
YDT Medical
t. +44 (0)208 763 9777 e.
info@ydtlimited.com w.
www.ydtlimited.com
itofyllin® (propentofylline) is the latest in the Animalcare range of affordable prescrip-
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tion medicines. Vitofyllin® helps restore vitality and willingness to exercise, especially in the senior dog by improving peripheral and cerebral vascular blood circula- tion. It is indicated to help improve dullness, lethargy, and overall de- meanour in dogs. In addition it has a bronchodilatory activity equiva- lent to amilophylline (a salt of theo- phylline).
The UK dog population is cur-
rently estimated at 10 million. Dogs are living longer with one third of the population now falling into the ‘senior’ range. Therefore age-related prob- lems are on the increase. There are relatively few age-re-
lated behavioural products available; however propentofylline has demon- strated positive effects on multiple systems in the body of senior dogs including the nervous, respiratory, and vascular systems. Vitofyllin® is available in 50mg
and 100mg strengths in blister packs containing 56 tablets. Presented as ‘easy to administer’ four-way split cross-snap-tabs which can be divid-
Tackling The Signs Of Ageing In Dogs V
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ed into halves or quarters to enable more accurate dosing to be achieved whatever the weight of animal, even down to 2.5kg bodyweight. Vitofyllin® is POM-V licensed
and has a three-year shelf-life. Wait- ing room posters and client leafl ets
Surgery and
Examination Lights T
he new light generation from Dr Mach using LED technol- ogy has a colour rendering index of Ra = 95, allowing the sur- geon to clearly recognise the tini- est nuances of colour in tissue. The colour spectrum of the wound is rendered naturally with rich con- trast.
A multitude of computer-cal- culated facetted lenses guarantees homogeneity and lowest shadiness in the light fi eld. Separately arranged optical systems generate their own light fi eld, which increases the overall contrast in the wound fi eld. The life-span of more than 40,000 operating hours reduces the
are available to support recognition of behavioural signs by clients and prac- tice staff.
Animalcare t. +44 (0)1904 487 687
e. offi
ce@animalcare.co.uk w.
www.animalcare.co.uk
THEATRE &
SURGERY
costs for exchanging and replacing the illuminants considerably, com- pared with the conventional halo- gen technology used with former OT-lights. By using LED technology, the power consumption could be re- duced signifi cantly as well. LED technology
is seen by
some as much more effective than conventional light sources. The heat radiation is reduced to a minimum without using any expensive fi lter technique. The temperature increase in the surgeon’s head area is almost nonexistent. Surgeons have the possibil-
ity to increase the light intensity of the central segment of the OT-light.
This enables an optimum illumina- tion of the wound fi eld according to its texture and the shadowing effects. A high and adequate light intensity is very important especially in cases of narrow and deep wound channels.
Eickemeyer Veterinary Equipment Ltd t. +44 (0)20 8891 2007 e.
info@eickemeyer.co.uk
Management of Otitis Externa O
ticArmor Veterinary Otic Liquid Bandage is a one- step application that helps keep the ear canal of dogs clean. The manufacturer claims that OticArmor is the most ad- vanced and convenient way to help manage otitis externa. One application months.
lasts up to three Otitis externa — an infl am-
mation of the external ear canal — is one of the most common ear diseases seen in dogs. Primary causes of otitis externa include at-
AllAccem Inc
t. +1 650 593 8700 e.
info@allaccem.com w.
www.allaccem.com
opic dermatitis, food allergy, and ear mites. Many dogs with otitis externa require lifelong management of their disease. The best way to prevent otitis is by keeping the dog’s ear clean. This is important for those animals that have pendulous ears, have lots of hair in their ears, or have allergies that make them prone to ear infections.
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