Seringues à caninsuline

Ensure accurate, low-volume dosing with our caninsulin syringes featuring a fixed needle for reduced dead space. Designed for precision and ease of use, these syringes support consistent delivery in veterinary and care settings.

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Caninsulin Syringes for Veterinary Use

Caninsulin syringes are U40-calibrated, fixed-needle syringes designed for use in veterinary settings, where accurate low-volume dosing is essential for the ongoing care of companion animals requiring regular injections. The fixed-needle design helps minimise dead space and simplifies handling compared to separate needle and syringe combinations.

This collection covers small volumes suited to precise subcutaneous administration, with fine needle gauges appropriate for use in dogs, cats, and other small animals. Both individual and pack options are available from brands including Sol-Vet and Chirana.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between U40 and U100 syringes?

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The U40 designation refers to the calibration of the scale on the barrel. These syringes are specifically designed to be used with liquids that have a concentration of 40 units per millilitre. Using them with liquids of a different concentration will lead to an incorrect volume being delivered, so it is essential to match the syringe scale to the specific concentration of your solution.

Why do these syringes have "fixed needles"?

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A fixed needle is permanently attached to the syringe barrel, which eliminates dead space - the tiny gap where fluid often gets trapped in removable needles. This design ensures highly accurate delivery of low-volume doses, minimises wasted liquid, and provides a smoother, more stable experience during use as there is no risk of the needle becoming detached.

What size syringe should I choose for my pet?

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Choosing the right size depends on the dose prescribed by your vet: - 0.3ml Syringes are best for very small doses, up to 12 units, often used for cats or small dogs.- 0.5ml Syringes are ideal for medium doses, up to 20 units.- 1.0ml Syringes are used for larger doses, up to 40 units. Always select a syringe size that is large enough for the full dose but small enough that you can easily read the graduation marks for accuracy.