Functions of Pet Intensive Care Unit

The Pet Intensive Care Unit (ICU) is a facility that provides advanced care and monitoring for pets with serious illnesses. The following are some of the main functions of the Pet Intensive Care Unit:

1. Environmental Control
The Pet Intensive Care Unit uses a microcomputer to accurately control the temperature and humidity in the monitoring cabin to ensure uniform heating and stable temperature and humidity, which helps maintain the body temperature of the pet.

2. Light Adjustment
The reliability of life support is improved by simulating light adjustment in various natural environments and coordinating other treatment methods.

3. Disinfection and Air Purification
It has efficient disinfection, sterilization, deodorization and filtration functions to provide a sterile medical environment for pets and reduce the risk of infection.

4. Life Support System
The system is equipped with oxygen supply, infusion and monitoring ports, as well as respiratory assistance and atomization treatment functions to maximize the medical needs of pets.

5. Intensive Care Equipment
The Pet Intensive Care Unit is equipped with a variety of advanced medical technologies and modern monitoring and rescue equipment, which can implement centralized intensive treatment and care for critically ill pets.

6. Laminar flow equipment
Intensive care units usually use laminar flow equipment to make the air cleaner and reduce the possibility of weak pets being infected with viruses or bacteria in the surrounding air.

7. Staffing
Intensive care units are more fully staffed than ordinary wards and can respond to rescue patients, patients after major surgery, and patients with organ failure or shock in a timely manner.

Pet intensive care units provide necessary support and treatment for pets with serious illnesses by providing a controlled environment, advanced medical equipment and a professional nursing team to improve their survival rate and chance of recovery.