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AquaPlat provides veterinary anaesthesia equipment for clinics, hospitals and professional veterinary practices, with options covering anaesthesia machines and oxygen concentrators for surgical and clinical applications.
Our current range focuses on two parts of a veterinary anaesthesia setup. Depending on the practice and clinical workflow, these may be used together or selected separately.
Anaesthesia Machines Veterinary Anaesthesia MachinesAnaesthesia machines form the core of the anaesthesia setup, supporting the delivery and management of anaesthesia during veterinary procedures. The appropriate configuration depends on the type of practice, procedures performed and patient requirements. | Oxygen Supply Veterinary Oxygen ConcentratorsOxygen concentrators provide an on-site oxygen source for veterinary anaesthesia and other clinical applications. They may be useful where a practice needs an independent oxygen supply as part of its equipment setup. |
A small animal clinic performing routine procedures may have different requirements from a veterinary hospital with a dedicated operating room and a wider range of surgical cases. The right anaesthesia setup should fit the way your practice works, the procedures you perform and the level of equipment already available.
Procedures
Routine procedures, general surgery or more frequent and complex surgical work.
Patient Size
Small animals, larger patients or a mixed veterinary practice.
Oxygen Supply
Existing oxygen infrastructure or the need for an independent oxygen source.
Operating Environment
Dedicated operating room, treatment area or a more flexible clinical setup.
An anaesthesia machine is usually considered as part of a wider clinical setup rather than as a standalone piece of equipment. Depending on the procedure and practice requirements, the setup may also include patient monitoring equipment and an oxygen source.
For patient monitoring, see our veterinary patient monitors in the Clinical Equipment range. An oxygen concentrator can also be considered when the practice needs an on-site oxygen supply alongside its anaesthesia machine.
For distributors, anaesthesia equipment can form part of a broader veterinary equipment portfolio covering surgery, patient monitoring and clinical care. The right product mix depends on the types of practices you serve and the procedures commonly performed in your market.
Not sure whether you need an anaesthesia machine, an oxygen concentrator, or both? Tell us about your setup and we’ll help you work out what’s actually needed.
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