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Veterinary infusion pumps provide controlled delivery of fluids and medications during treatment, anaesthesia, surgery and patient recovery. Explore infusion equipment designed for accurate flow control, flexible dosing and practical use across veterinary clinical environments.
A compact infusion system combining controlled flow delivery, multiple infusion modes and integrated safety monitoring.
A controlled infusion pump for veterinary clinics and animal hospitals, supporting routine fluid therapy, perioperative care and continuous infusion management.
Controlled infusion is about more than setting a flow rate. The pump combines dosing functions, monitoring systems and alarms to help veterinary teams manage fluid delivery throughout a procedure or treatment period.
Precise Flow Control
Flow rates from 0.1 to 1500 ml/h can be adjusted in 0.1 ml/h increments, providing a broad operating range for different infusion requirements.
Multiple Infusion Modes
The pump supports ml/h, drop/min and time-based settings, allowing the infusion method to be selected according to the clinical requirement.
Air & Occlusion Detection
Ultrasonic air-in-line detection and adjustable occlusion sensitivity provide monitoring of common infusion conditions during operation.
Bolus & KVO Functions
Adjustable bolus delivery and Keep Vein Open settings provide additional control over fluid administration during treatment and patient care.
Infusion pumps can support fluid and medication administration across different stages of veterinary treatment, from routine therapy to perioperative and post-operative care.
Fluid Therapy
Controlled infusion can help veterinary teams administer fluids at a defined rate during routine treatment and supportive care.
Perioperative Care
Infusion control can support fluid management before, during and after veterinary surgical procedures.
Post-operative Recovery
Controlled delivery can continue during recovery when patients require ongoing fluid support or closely managed infusion.
Hospitalised Patient Care
Continuous infusion management can support veterinary patients requiring controlled fluid administration during hospitalisation.
The right infusion pump depends on the types of patients, fluids and procedures it needs to support. Several practical specifications are worth considering before choosing a system.
Flow Rate & Accuracy
Consider the range of flow rates your practice normally requires and how finely the rate needs to be adjusted. Accuracy becomes particularly important when controlled delivery is required over longer treatment periods.
Infusion Modes
Different procedures may require rate-based, drop-based or time-based infusion settings. A wider selection of modes can provide more flexibility across clinical workflows.
Safety Monitoring
Air-in-line detection, occlusion monitoring and clear alarm functions are important when the pump is used for continuous infusion and perioperative patient care.
Workflow & Mobility
Consider battery operation, pump size, IV set compatibility and how easily the equipment can be moved between treatment, surgery and recovery areas.
Infusion pumps are closely tied to everyday clinical workflows, from fluid therapy and anaesthesia to surgery and recovery. For distributors, this makes the category relevant to practices looking for practical fluid management equipment rather than a specialised solution for only one procedure.
Tell us about the patients, procedures and infusion requirements you need to support, and we’ll help you work out whether this configuration fits your clinical or market requirements.
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