Veterinary Models

The Canine Ear Model shows normal anatomy and structures on one side and pathologies on the other. The normal side displays the cochlea, auditory ossicles, auditory tube, tympanic bulla, middle ear cavity, tympanic membrane, horizontal canal, vertical...

The Canine Jaw Model is an average size canine jaw, depicting healthy teeth on the right side and diseased/damaged teeth on the left. The model features nine pathologies, including a fractured canine, periodontal disease, tarter accumulation, plaque,...

The Canine Hip Model is a proportional model of the pelvis, sacrum, and lower vertebra, with articulating femurs. Features of the anatomical model include normal right coxofemoral joint, left coxofemoral joint showing hip dysplasia and osteoarthritis,...

The Canine Knee Model is an anatomical model of an average sized dog's knee showing the femur, fibula, patella and tibia bones, lateral and medial meniscus, anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments, plus 6 more ligaments and tendons. The Canine Knee...

The Canine Elbow Model is an anatomical model of a healthy left elbow of an average sized dog. The model features humerus, radius and ulna plus 6 ligaments. The Canine Elbow Model includes key card, and is removable from base. This model is invaluable...

This clear version of the Canine Jaw Model is an average size canine jaw. The Model Canine Jaw may be opened, closed and separated for closer study. Education card included with the anatomical model. Model is an invaluable addition to veterinary settings...

This set of four (4) life-size models illustrates canine degenerative joint disease (Osteoarthritis). Disease-free (normal) knee also includes additional important structures including ligaments, tendons and patella. The progressive degeneration of the...

This healthy feline hinged clear jaw shows the roots of all teeth (incisors, canine, premolars, molars). Jaws open, close and separate for closer study. Great for veterinary students and patient education, this model is accompanied by an educational card...

This model displays an average size feline jaw, with healthy teeth on the right side and diseased/damaged teeth on the left. The eight pathologies featured in this Feline Jaw Model are fractured canine, periodontal disease, tarter accumulation, plaque,...

The Canine Shoulder Model is a life size anatomical model of the scapula and humerus of an average sized dog. The model clearly displays the biceps brachii tendon, lateral and medial glenohumeral tendon, coracobrachialis tendon and transverse humeral...

The Canine Lumbar Vertebral Column is an anatomical model of an average sized dog's lumbar vertebral column features 5 lumbar vertebrae and discs, caudal (tail) vertebrae and sacrum. The model is accompanied by an informative key card and a sturdy...

A fascinating model of an enlarged cross section of canine skin, this model features normal skin anatomy extending from the epidermis down to the layer of subcutaneous fat. The reverse side demonstrates the progressing changes of a flea bite from wheal...

This model displays an average canine heart and lungs infested with heart worms (dirofilaria immitis). The cut away view demonstrates structures in the heart (right ventricle, pulmonary truck, pulmonary arteries, and lungs) where adult-stage heart worms...

This average size feline pelvis model features femur, vertebrae L6, L7, caudal (tail), and spinal cord. Osteophytes (bone spurs) indicate degenerative osteoarthritis of the hip joint. A great study asset for veterinary students. Accompanied by an...

Chances are, if you own a dog, they have had fleas, mites, or ticks at some point in its life. These little buggers can positively infest the skin of your pet, and its important to understand their impact. With this detailed model, each of these...

This model displays the average feline heart and lungs infested with a single heartworm (dirofilaria immitis). Cut-away view demonstrates structures in the heart (right ventricle, pulmonary trunk, pulmonary arteries, and lungs) where adult-stage...

This model of an average size feline elbow and shoulder features normal bone and osteoarthritic changes to joints. Model includes the scapula, humerus, radius, ulna and 9 important ligaments and tendons. Great for veterinary students, this model is...