Pet Intensive Care Unit

Consistency Saves Lives:

How the LEILONG Pet Intensive Care Unit Handles the Basics So You Can Handle the Medicine.

I remember the first time I realized how much environment matters. It was a Friday night, and a breeder rushed in with a box of newborn French bulldog puppies-delivered by emergency C-section earlier that evening. The mother wasn't producing milk yet, and three of the six puppies were already cold to the touch. Their gums were pale, they weren't moving much, and their breathing was shallow.

We grabbed warm towels and set up a heat lamp, but honestly? It was clumsy. Every time we opened the incubator to check on them, the temperature dropped. By morning, two had died. The others survived, but barely. I kept thinking, if we'd had a proper pet intensive care unit that held temperature steady without me having to open a door every fifteen minutes, maybe those two would have made it.

That's what stayed with me when we started using the LEILONG series pet intensive care unit.

Last month, we had a four-week-old kitten come in-it was found in a garage, hypothermic, with eyes crusted shut from an upper respiratory infection. Rectal temp when she arrived? 33.9°C. Normal is around 38. We placed her in the unit, set it to 35.5°C with 55% humidity, and started nebulization every six hours. Within 24 hours, her temp was back to 37.8°C. She started eating on her own by day three. No pneumonia. No sepsis. That kitten went home two weeks later, fully recovered.

It's not magic. It's just consistency. A reliable pet intensive care unit holds temperature within ±0.5°C, even when you're reaching in to adjust an IV line or check mucous membranes. That matters more than people realize. For a 400-gram kitten, a draught or a two-degree drop is like us standing outside in winter without a coat.

We've also used it for adult dogs post-hemilaminectomy patients that need oxygen support and can't be moved easily. The built-in CO₂ monitoring gives me peace of mind because if levels creep up while they're on supplemental oxygen, I know before the patient starts showing signs of distress. Last week, a 12-year-old golden retriever with laryngeal paralysis spent 48 hours in the unit post-surgery. O₂ saturation stayed above 94% the entire time. The owners saw him standing up and wagging his tail when they visited. That's the kind of outcome you want.

The cleaning part matters too. We've had parvo cases, panleukopenia, and ringworm. Everything goes in there at some point. The interior is seamless-no grooves for fluid to pool in, no fiddly corners where organic material hides. We wipe it down with accelerated hydrogen peroxide between patients, and it's ready to go again in ten minutes. No cross-contamination issues so far.

One thing I'll say honestly: this isn't a replacement for being there. You still need to check your patients. The manual says no more than two hours without observation, and that's real. I've seen what happens when people assume the machine does everything. It doesn't. But what it does do is buy you time and stability so when you do check, you're not fighting a losing battle against hypothermia or oxygen desaturation.

If you've ever lost a neonatal patient because the incubator couldn't keep up or struggled to manage a dyspneic cat while juggling oxygen and nebulization, you'll understand why we built this pet intensive care unit the way we did. It's not about fancy features. It's about the basics done right, consistently, so you can focus on the medicine.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Input voltage: AC220V~

Frequency: 50/60 Hz

Rated power: 500W

Weight: 90 kg

Dimension of the appearance: 105 cm * 75 cm * 82 cm

REQUIREMENTS OF WORKING ENVIRONMENT

Operation temperature: 10℃-40℃

Relative humidity: ≤60% RH

Atmospheric pressure: 700 hPa ~ 1060 hPa

TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE 

1. Do not be placed outdoors.

2. Keep out of the direct sunlight.

3. It should not be placed in ambient temperatures outside the range of 10°C-40°C or in environments with high humidity. It should not be placed directly in front of an air conditioner.

4. Please put it on a horizontal, sturdy surface. Otherwise, it will affect the normal use of the equipment's compressor and may cause noise during operation.

5. Choose a well-ventilated place to ensure a good medical environment for animals. Otherwise, excessive carbon dioxide concentration in the treatment cabin may frequently occur, affecting the normal treatment of animals.

PRODUCT SIZE

STRUCTURAL COMPOSITION

This product is mainly composed of stainless steel liner, 10-inch display screen, motherboard, atomizing cup, refrigeration components, temperature, humidity, oxygen, and Carbon Dioxide monitoring system and environmental disinfection

Schematic Diagram Of The Product:

1: Stainless Steel Liner 2: Stainless Steel Door 3: Visitation Window 4: Electrical Control Unit 5: Refrigerated Backpack

6: Infusion Support  7: Exchanger

CLEANING AND DISINFECTION

cleaning

The power supply of the equipment must be cut off before cleaning.

Use an ordinary cotton cloth and dip it in soapy water to wipe the product shell and quick connector for cleaning. Note that the liquid should not enter the equipment and cause mechanical damage.

The detergent should be removed after cleaning. Do not leave the detergent on the surface, and dry it with a clean and dry soft cloth.

Do not use worn materials for cleaning.

disinfection

It is recommended that users use 75% alcohol disinfectant wipes or use ~70%~80% (volume ratio) ethanol disinfectant to soak a clean dry gauze and twist it. Wipe the part of the surface that needs to be disinfected 2 times, and the effect is 3 min. Air-dry naturally or dry the residual disinfectant with a clean, dry soft cloth.

When there is debris on the surface, the pollutants should be removed first and then cleaned and disinfected. It should be no open fire during use because oxygen is flammable.

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