Equivet 13×2700 nasogastric tube, small size · for horses

What is the Equivet 13×2700 nasogastric tube and what is it used for?

For a foal, pony, or small horse, the tube should be thinner. The Equivet 13×2700 nasogastric tube, in small size, is a veterinary tube for administering fluids via the digestive tract in horses.

Its use requires veterinary training and control, as placement must be done with the appropriate technique.

The finer gauge is useful in small or young animals, according to the professional's assessment.

It's advisable to have both sizes available in the emergency kit so you can choose the appropriate one. Store the probes flat and away from sunlight to prevent them from losing their flexibility.

This is the standard size when the patient is a foal, pony, or other small animal, where a thicker probe would be traumatic. It is often combined with the medium size in the same field kit to accommodate all types of patients.

How it is used

The veterinarian must perform the insertion. Lubricate the tube, verify its position before any administration, and follow the cleaning or disposal protocol. Check the tubing before use.

Advantages

• Small size, thinner
• 2700mm length
• Professional veterinary use
• Equivet brand, commonly used in equine clinics

FAQ

Which animals is it most suitable for?

For smaller or young horses, according to veterinary assessment.

What does 13×2700 mean?

Indicate the diameter and length (2700 mm).

Can a caregiver use it?

No, it must be placed by a veterinarian.

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