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Patient warming equipment helps veterinary teams support temperature management before, during and after clinical procedures. Explore air warming and patient warming solutions designed for different veterinary workflows, patient sizes and perioperative applications.
Compare the key specifications and choose the warming system that best matches your patients and clinical workflow.
A forced-air warming system designed for small animal patients during anaesthesia, surgery and recovery, with selectable temperature and airflow settings for different clinical situations.
A temperature management system using PTC ceramic heating and forced-air technology, with adjustable airflow, touchscreen control and multiple safety monitoring functions.
Temperature management is part of the wider perioperative workflow. Veterinary teams may need to consider warming during anaesthesia and surgery, then continue patient support through recovery depending on the clinical situation.
During Anaesthesia
Anaesthetised patients may require closer attention to temperature as part of routine perioperative monitoring and patient management.
During Surgery
Surgical procedures can involve prolonged periods of anaesthesia and exposure, making temperature management an important part of the overall clinical workflow.
During Recovery
Warming support may continue after a procedure while patients transition from anaesthesia into the recovery stage.
Part of a Wider Clinical Workflow
Patient warming works alongside monitoring, anaesthesia, surgical and recovery equipment rather than functioning as an isolated part of patient care.
The most suitable warming solution depends on the patients you treat, the procedures you perform and how temperature management fits into your existing clinical workflow.
Patient Size
Consider the range of animals treated by your practice and whether the warming system is suitable for the patient sizes you commonly encounter.
Warming Method
Consider whether forced-air warming or another warming approach better matches the procedure, patient positioning and equipment already used in your practice.
Temperature Control
Consider whether fixed temperature presets or a wider adjustable control range better suits your workflow. One system provides five preset settings from ambient to 43°C, while the other offers a 32–45°C control range with ±1.0°C temperature accuracy.
Integration With Existing Equipment
Consider how the warming equipment will work alongside the operating table, patient monitor, anaesthesia machine and other equipment already used by your clinical team.
Patient warming sits within the wider perioperative workflow, alongside anaesthesia, monitoring and surgical equipment. For distributors, the category may be relevant when customers are looking to address temperature management as part of an existing operating or recovery setup, or when a specific patient-care requirement creates demand for a warming solution.
Tell us about your patients, procedures and existing clinical setup, and we’ll help you work out which warming approach makes sense for your practice or market.
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