Anaesthetizing auxiliary device for veterinary surgery

Abstract

The invention relates to an auxiliary device, in particular to an anaesthetizing auxiliary device for veterinary surgery. The anaesthetizing auxiliary device for the veterinary surgery is provided toachieve the effect that a vet does not need to hold an injection syringe to anaesthetize a domestic animal, the domestic animal is placed into a box body and does not wander arbitrarily, and the vet cannot be collided by the domestic animal or gets injured. The anaesthetizing auxiliary device for the veterinary surgery comprises the box body, a slide rail, a first fastening bolt, a sliding block and the like. A lifting device is arranged on the right side of the box body, and a lifting plate of the lifting device is connected with a placing plate located in the box body. The front of the box body is open, and a first through hole is formed in the left side of the top of the box body. Due to the fact that the vet does not need to hold the injection syringe to anaesthetize the domestic animal, time and effort are saved. By means of a buffer device, the domestic animal can move down slowly and be prevented from falling off the placing plate, so that the effect that the vet does not need to hold the injection syringe to anaesthetize the domestic animal, and the domestic animal is placed into the box body and does not wander arbitrarily can be achieved.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to an auxiliary device, in particular to an anesthesia auxiliary device for veterinary surgery. Background technique [0002] A veterinarian is a doctor who performs disease prevention, diagnosis and treatment on animals. Specifically, veterinarians are a type of worker who uses medical methods to promote the coordination of animal organisms with microorganisms and the natural environment. [0003] When a large livestock needs to be operated on after being injured, in order to prevent the large livestock from moving, the large livestock needs to be injected with anesthetics before the operation on the large livestock. Generally, the veterinarian holds the syringe to inject the anesthetic on the livestock. There is a phenomenon that the skin layer of livestock is too thick to be successfully injected; especially when injecting anesthetics into large livestock such as livestock, horses, etc., ordinary injection methods are difficult to su...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] In order to overcome the injection of anesthesia to large livestock, the veterinarian usually holds the syringe to inject anesthetic to livestock, and the phenomenon that the skin layer of livestock is too thick often fails to inject successfully; especially in large livestock such as livestock, horses, etc. When injecting anesthetics, the common injection method is difficult to succeed, and i...

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