A small, spotted cat from Bolivia's cloud forests, first kept as a pet by someone who thought it was a house cat, has been confirmed as a species new to science.
|Articles|July 1, 2006
IV Sets
Abbott Animal Health introduces 19-gauge (color- coded yellow, TransIVa? Winged Infusion Sets.
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Abbott Animal Health introduces 19-gauge (color- coded yellow, TransIVa™ Winged Infusion Sets.
The product allows the veterinary practitioner easy venous access for blood draws and short-term infusions where an indwelling catheter is not required.
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The flexible 12-in. length of tubing with a female adapter can easily be attached to the luer tip of a syringe.
The winged infusion sets are the first group of products introduced under the TransIVa brand name, Abbott's new line of fluid-therapy products, designed for veterinarians.
The company also introduces a 21-gauge (green), 23-gauge (blue) and 25-gauge (red) winged infusion sets.
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