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VETIGEL was used to achieve rapid hemostasis during a dental extraction in a bobcat. Bleeding was controlled effectively, allowing the procedure to be completed without complication. The patient recovered uneventfully following the extraction
VETIGEL, used with VETIGEL Precision Accessories, was applied during a rabbit incisor procedure to achieve rapid hemostasis and support controlled, efficient dental treatment.
VETIGEL was used to achieve rapid hemostasis during a gingivectomy involving the maxillary fourth premolars in a dog. Bleeding was effectively controlled, allowing the procedure to be completed without complication, and the patient recovered uneventfully.
VETIGEL was used to achieve rapid hemostasis during a gingivectomy involving the maxillary fourth premolars in a dog. Bleeding was effectively controlled, allowing the procedure to be completed without complication, and the patient recovered uneventfully.
Before and after sequence showing VETIGEL application and removal during a mass removal procedure.
This axolotl unfortunately had a blocked gut due to eating gravel. It under went a surgical procedure to remove the gravel. The veterinarian realised that after completing the skin sutures there was oozing along the incision. The axolotl needed to be placed back into its tank, where the water was not sterile. It was decided to use VETIGEL on the suture line as a sealant. This was very successful and the axolotl went on to make a full recovery to full health.
VETIGEL was used during surgical repair of a pouch laceration near the glottis in an adult brown pelican. When a large bleeder was encountered in this highly vascular area, VETIGEL rapidly controlled the bleeding, allowing the laceration to be successfully repaired.
VETIGEL was used during surgical repair of a pouch laceration near the glottis in an adult brown pelican. When a large bleeder was encountered in this highly vascular area, VETIGEL rapidly controlled the bleeding, allowing the laceration to be successfully repaired.
VETIGEL was used to achieve rapid hemostasis following a nail avulsion in a crested oropendola. Bleeding was effectively controlled, and the patient recovered without complication.
VETIGEL was used to achieve rapid hemostasis following a nail avulsion in a crested oropendola. Bleeding was effectively controlled, and the patient recovered without complication.
The mass was diagnosed as a cutaneous spindle cell tumor (SST). The patient, a geriatric goldfish (10+ years old), originally acquired at a fair, underwent surgical removal of the lesion. Hemostasis was effectively achieved, and the patient recovered uneventfully. Postoperatively, she demonstrated normal swimming behavior and was discharged back to her home environment in stable condition.
The mass was diagnosed as a cutaneous spindle cell tumor (SST). The patient, a geriatric goldfish (10+ years old), originally acquired at a fair, underwent surgical removal of the lesion. Hemostasis was effectively achieved, and the patient recovered uneventfully. Postoperatively, she demonstrated normal swimming behavior and was discharged back to her home environment in stable condition.
VETIGEL used during surgery on an Asian Leopard Cat with a severe front-foot injury requiring amputation.
23-year-old QH mare with a sole debridement into bleeding corium, no appreciable bleeding observed with VETIGEL, one syringe used.
“Here is a 23-year-old QH mare with a sole debridement into bleeding corium. It is interesting because there was no appreciable bleeding with VETIGEL. I only had to use one VETIGEL syringe.”
Step-by-step sequence showing VETIGEL applied to the lesion with gentle pressure using wet gauze, and the gel left in place.
“16-year-old Mini underwent an enucleation with no complications.”
Frontonasal flap case with a large sinus ethmoid hematoma, bleeding controlled with VETIGEL and saline-soaked gauze, with pressure applied.
“Here is a frontonasal flap on a 6-year-old gelding with a large sinus ethmoid hematoma. VETIGEL resolved the bleeding with about 5 minutes of pressure. I used 3 syringes along with saline-soaked gauze. The gelding experienced no post-op active bleeding, only minor expected drainage.”
Standing enucleation case, VETIGEL applied into the orbit and distributed with moistened gauze, pressure applied, bleeding controlled.
“A 36-year-old gelding underwent a right eye standing enucleation. Despite active bleeding, two syringes of VETIGEL effectively controlled the hemorrhage. The VETIGEL was applied directly into the orbit, followed by the placement of approximately 10 4x4 gauze pads moistened with saline to distribute the VETIGEL evenly. Pressure was applied and the gauze was twisted to ensure adequate coverage. After about 3 minutes, all gauze was removed, revealing no further bleeding. The remaining VETIGEL in the orbit was left untouched, and the area was closed without rinsing or removing excess gel. VETIGEL worked very well. I will be trying it on the next few cases.”
Before and after sequence showing VETIGEL application and removal during a mass removal procedure.
VETIGEL was used to achieve rapid hemostasis during a dental extraction in a bobcat. Bleeding was controlled effectively, allowing the procedure to be completed without complication. The patient recovered uneventfully following the extraction.
VETIGEL was applied to a carapace fracture in a sea turtle to support rapid haemostasis and local bleeding control during treatment, helping stabilize the site and facilitate effective clinical management.
This axolotl unfortunately had a blocked gut due to eating gravel. It under went a surgical procedure to remove the gravel. The veterinarian realised that after completing the skin sutures there was oozing along the incision. The axolotl needed to be placed back into its tank, where the water was not sterile. It was decided to use VETIGEL on the suture line as a sealant. This was very successful and the axolotl went on to make a full recovery to full health.
VETIGEL, used with VETIGEL Precision Accessories, was applied during a rabbit incisor procedure to achieve rapid hemostasis and support controlled, efficient dental treatment.
VETIGEL used during surgery on an Asian Leopard Cat with a severe front-foot injury requiring amputation.
VETIGEL was used to achieve rapid hemostasis following a nail avulsion in a crested oropendola. Bleeding was effectively controlled, and the patient recovered without complication.
VETIGEL was used to achieve rapid hemostasis following a nail avulsion in a crested oropendola. Bleeding was effectively controlled, and the patient recovered without complication.
VETIGEL was used during surgical repair of a pouch laceration near the glottis in an adult brown pelican. When a large bleeder was encountered in this highly vascular area, VETIGEL rapidly controlled the bleeding, allowing the laceration to be successfully repaired.
VETIGEL was used during surgical repair of a pouch laceration near the glottis in an adult brown pelican. When a large bleeder was encountered in this highly vascular area, VETIGEL rapidly controlled the bleeding, allowing the laceration to be successfully repaired.
The mass was diagnosed as a cutaneous spindle cell tumor (SST). The patient, a geriatric goldfish (10+ years old), originally acquired at a fair, underwent surgical removal of the lesion. Hemostasis was effectively achieved, and the patient recovered uneventfully. Postoperatively, she demonstrated normal swimming behavior and was discharged back to her home environment in stable condition.
The mass was diagnosed as a cutaneous spindle cell tumor (SST). The patient, a geriatric goldfish (10+ years old), originally acquired at a fair, underwent surgical removal of the lesion. Hemostasis was effectively achieved, and the patient recovered uneventfully. Postoperatively, she demonstrated normal swimming behavior and was discharged back to her home environment in stable condition.
Standing enucleation case, VETIGEL applied into the orbit and distributed with moistened gauze, pressure applied, bleeding controlled.
“A 36-year-old gelding underwent a right eye standing enucleation. Despite active bleeding, two syringes of VETIGEL effectively controlled the hemorrhage. The VETIGEL was applied directly into the orbit, followed by the placement of approximately 10 4x4 gauze pads moistened with saline to distribute the VETIGEL evenly. Pressure was applied and the gauze was twisted to ensure adequate coverage. After about 3 minutes, all gauze was removed, revealing no further bleeding. The remaining VETIGEL in the orbit was left untouched, and the area was closed without rinsing or removing excess gel. VETIGEL worked very well. I will be trying it on the next few cases.”
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