What exactly is the pet intensive care unit like?

The pet intensive care unit is a medical care device specifically designed for pets, providing a stable and comfortable environment that can meet the special needs of pets during illness or postoperative recovery.

1. Provide a stable temperature and humidity environment
The basic function of the pet intensive care unit is to provide a stable temperature and humidity environment to improve the comfort of pets. This is particularly important for postoperative animals, convalescent animals, or low-temperature newborn animals. This temperature controlled environment helps accelerate the healing speed of animals.

2. Support medical treatment
The monitoring cabin can support medical conditions such as infusion and nebulization treatment for sick animals. These functions are crucial for critically ill pets that require close monitoring and treatment. In addition, some monitoring cabins also have oxygen therapy functions and can monitor the concentration of carbon dioxide inside the cabin to ensure that pets receive optimal medical care.

3. Easy to disinfect and manage hygiene
In order to ensure the health and safety of pets, the design of the monitoring cabin also needs to consider easy disinfection and hygiene management. This ensures the environmental hygiene of pets during the treatment process and reduces the risk of cross infection.

4. Provide a better rehabilitation environment
In addition to basic medical care functions, some monitoring cabins also generate negative ions to purify the air and provide a better rehabilitation environment. This environment helps pets recover their health faster.

5. Suitable for pets of different sizes and types
The monitoring cabin comes in different sizes to choose from, including small (suitable for a 20 pound small dog), medium, and large, to meet the needs of pets of different sizes and types. This flexibility enables the monitoring cabin to meet the needs of various pet hospitals, pet clinics, and other places.