Life/Form Basic Sanitary CPR Dog Manikin

The Life/Form Basic Sanitary CPR Dog Manikin is an affordable trainer that allows practice of canine CPR, chest compression and pulse checks. Ideal for veterinary schools and clinic, it comes with 10 nose pieces to allow students to practise various procedures without the risk of cross-contamination.

What Is Included?

• 1 x Basic sanitary CPR dog
• 10 x Nose piece with valve
• 2 x Disposable lower airway
• 1 x 12cc syringe
• 1 x Tube of lubrication jelly (4oz)
• 1 x 6mm Tracheal tube
• 1 x Soft carry bag

Who Can Use the Basic Sanitary CPR Dog Manikin?

This Life/Form Basic CPR Dog is perfect for pet first aid instructors to teach mouth-to-nose resuscitation and chest compression for dogs. In addition to learning about assisted breathing, users can practise the appropriate rate, pressure and position of cardiac massage, as well as how to coordinate the respiratory cardiovascular functions.

Due to its realistic features and durable construction, it can be used by a number of people such as:

• Pet first aid trainers
• Veterinary students
• Dog owners
• Dog shelter owners

What CPR Procedures Can I Practise With This Dog?

The Life/Form Dog can help students learn various CPR procedures which must always be performed from the back of the dog. You should place the dog on a firm, non-slip surface and ensure it is lying on its right side (left side up).

• Mouth-to-Nose Ventilation

  • Clamp the dog's mouth shut with both hands and blow gently into the nose. Watch for chest to rise. Do not over-inflate.

• Endotracheal Ventilation

  • Establish an airway by inserting a 6mm or 6.5mm lubricated cuffed endotracheal tube into the simulated trachea at the back of the throat. The cuff on the ET tube must be inflated with a 12cc syringe. Chest rise is visible only with the mouth-to-nose method.

• Chest Compression

  • Place your hands on the dog’s chest just behind the shoulder, at the point where the left elbow would meet the body if the leg were pulled backward. Use the heel of your hand to activate the position light. Compression and ventilation should be performed according to prescribed standards (current guidelines). Avoid excessive pressure, as this may damage the trainer. Resuscitation may be practised with one person or two, with one performing compression while the other ventilates.

• Pulse Check

  • The femoral artery tubing is located in the left hind leg. By manipulating the squeeze bulb, the instructor can simulate a variety of heart rates and conditions.

Can I Train Intravenous Procedures with This Manikin?

There are fluid supply bags included with this manikin, so it is not designed for intravenous procedures. If you're looking for intravenous training, we recommend the Life/Form Advanced Sanitary CPR Dog Manikin, which includes everything in this package with extra accessories.

Low Maintenance and Hygienic

The muzzles on this CPR dog can be disinfected and reused, while the nose pieces and lower airways are disposable. This reduces the chance of cross-contamination and cleaning time.

How Should I Clean This CPR Dog Manikin?

If the body fur on the dog gets dirty or soiled, it may be unzipped and removed for cleaning by following the below procedure:

• Hand wash in cool water with a few drops of mild soap or detergent. Rinse thoroughly.
• Roll in a towel to remove excess water, then air dry. Gently brush fur if desired. A small amount of shedding is normal.
• The fur on the face and legs may be cleaned by rubbing with a damp cloth.
• Do not immerse the dog in water and never use cleaning fluids or solvents.

How Long Will This Trainer Last?

The Life/Form dog manikin is made from high quality and durable materials and comes with five years warranty for your peace of mind.

Do You Sell Other Life/Form Products?

Yes. Life/Form are a leading brand in medical and first aid training tools and you can browse our range of Life/Form Manikins and Trainers on our website.

Is There A Manual For This Manikin?

Yes, for detailed guidance on how to use the manikin and the separate components correctly, please refer to the user instructions below.

• User Instructions