FAQ- most common questions transport strecher for animals

• Are the stretcher suitable for large-breed dogs?

  Yes. The stretcher is designed specifically for large and heavy dogs, as well as for situations where safely transferring an animal without proper support would be difficult.

• Can an animal remain on the stretcher for an extended period?

  Yes. Once the support bars have been removed, the stretcher functions as a mat, providing a stable and comfortable surface for the animal before and after a procedure.

• Can the stretcher be used for animals under premedication or anesthesia?

  Yes. The stretcher is specifically designed for transporting animals with reduced or absent muscle tone, such as those under premedication or anesthesia. The mat can be positioned in advance, allowing the animal to fall asleep on the same surface that will later be used for transport.

• Do the stretcher need to be removed from beneath the animal during an examination or procedure?

  No. Once the animal has been placed on the table, simply remove the wooden support bars. The stretcher can remain underneath the animal throughout the examination, procedure, or surgery, eliminating the need for any additional patient transfers.

• Does the stretcher require assembly?

  No. Preparing the stretcher for use simply involves sliding the wooden support bars into the dedicated sleeves, which takes only a few seconds

• How many people are needed to carry an animal on the stretcher?

  The stretcher is designed to be carried by two or four people. For very large or heavy animals, it can also be carried by up to six people, allowing the weight to be distributed more evenly.

• Is the material resistant to disinfectants?

  Yes. The stretcher is made from medical-grade synthetic leather that is resistant to the standard disinfectants used in veterinary practices and clinics. Its surface is easy to clean and can be quickly prepared for reuse.