Veterinary

We are excited to introduce our NEW Premium Line of Veterinary Vinyl Covered Immobilizer Troughs. These heavy-duty, V-shaped troughs are designed to immobilize animals of all sizes during imaging procedures, ensuring both safety and precision of positioning.

Key Features:

• Durable Construction: Each immobilizer is covered in a heavy-gauge Brute Black Vinyl that is completely sewn around a comfortable yet firm sponge core. This design is waterproof, stain-proof, and tear-resistant, providing a reliable, cleanable, and anti-microbial surface.
• Unique V-Shape Design: The deep V-shape effectively reduces animal motion and minimizes the risk of movement and falls, making it ideal for various imaging and surgical procedures.
• Hook & Loop Straps: Four easy-to-use straps attach quickly to the matching band along the bottom of the trough. These straps further secure the animal, allowing for safe, hands-free imaging.
• Easy Cleaning: The Brute Black Vinyl surface is easy to clean with any standard disinfectant wipe or spray, ensuring a hygienic environment between uses and longtime use.
• Available Sizes: Our immobilizers come in five sizes—Small, Medium, Large, X-Large and 2X.

Product Specifications:

• VCCA:           Small: 10"L x 4"W x 3"H
• VCCB:           Medium: 15"L x 7"W x 5"H
• VCCC:           Large: 24"L x 11"W x 7"H
• VCCD:           X-Large: 36"L x 14"W x 9"H
• VCCE:           XX-Large: 48"L x 14"W x 8"H

Benefits:

• Comfortable and Lightweight: Despite their heavy-duty construction, our immobilizers are designed to be comfortable and lightweight for easy handling.
• Motion Reduction: The V-shaped design and secure straps reduce motion and prevent repeat procedures.
• Versatile and Safe: Perfect for hands-free veterinary imaging, providing a secure hold for various animal sizes and ensuring the highest safety standards.

Upgrade to our NEW and Improved Veterinary Immobilizers for unparalleled quality and performance in veterinary imaging!

Spring is the perfect time to refresh and enhance your veterinary imaging setup! If your clinic is still using outdated, non-coated sponges, it’s time to make the switch. Investing in closed cell sponges is a simple upgrade that can dramatically improve workflow efficiency, infection control, and patient positioning—especially when working with hard-to-handle animals.

Say Goodbye to Worn-Out, Hard-to-Clean Sponges

Traditional non-coated sponges absorb fluids like urine, stain easily, and deteriorate over time, making them difficult to clean and use.

With closed cell sponges, you get a superior alternative designed for veterinary use:

• Easy to clean – Wipe them down between patients to maintain a sanitary environment and prevent unwanted horrible smells trapped in old sponges.
• Durable & long-lasting – These sponges hold their shape and withstand frequent use.
• Reliable patient positioning – Provide stable, comfortable support for animals of all sizes, minimizing movement and reducing retakes.

Improve Efficiency & Patient Care:  Proper patient positioning is essential for high-quality veterinary imaging. Struggling with old, ineffective sponges can lead to longer exam times and frustrated staff. By upgrading to closed cell sponges, you can:

✅ Reduce stress for both animals and technicians – Ensure a smoother imaging process.

✅ Minimize motion artifacts – Achieve clearer, more accurate images.

Time to Upgrade

Don’t let outdated positioning aids hinder your workflow or compromise patient care. Spring is the season of renewal—refresh your veterinary imaging department with closed cell sponges today!  Explore our selection and upgrade your clinic today!

When we think of the zoo, our minds often conjure images of exotic animals, entertaining shows, and educational exhibits. However, there's a fascinating and lesser-known side to zoos – the world of veterinary care. Zoos play a crucial role in the conservation and well-being of countless animal species. One integral aspect of this care is X-ray imaging, offering a unique and behind-the-scenes glimpse into the healthcare of our wild neighbors. Have you ever wondered what X-ray imaging is like at the zoo? Let's take a closer look.

State-of-the-Art Equipment

Just like in human healthcare, X-ray technology has become an indispensable tool in diagnosing and monitoring the health of zoo animals. Many modern zoos are equipped with state-of-the-art X-ray machines that are specially designed to accommodate a wide range of animal sizes and types. These machines ensure that zoo veterinarians can obtain clear and detailed images, even from the tiniest birds to massive elephants.

The X-ray Process

Getting a wild animal to cooperate for an X-ray is no small feat. It requires a well-coordinated effort involving veterinarians, animal handlers, and a variety of safety precautions. Sedation or anesthesia is often necessary to keep both the animal and the staff safe during the procedure as well as immobilization devices and positioners. Once the animal is immobilized, it's positioned in a way that allows for the most accurate imaging. The X-ray is then taken, providing valuable insights into the animal's condition.

Diagnostic Challenges

Diagnosing animals can be even more challenging than humans, as they cannot communicate their symptoms or pain. Zoo veterinarians rely on X-ray imaging to investigate a wide range of issues, including fractures, tumors, dental problems, and even pregnancy. These images help them make informed decisions about the animals' health and treatment plans.

Conservation and Education

Zoo X-ray imaging also plays a significant role in conservation efforts. By understanding the health and reproductive conditions of endangered species, zoos can contribute to breeding programs and research aimed at preserving these creatures and their habitats. In addition, X-ray images can be used to educate the public about the healthcare and well-being of animals in captivity and the wild.

X-ray imaging at the zoo provides an invaluable window into the world of animal healthcare and conservation. It's a testament to the dedication and expertise of zoo veterinarians and staff who work tirelessly to ensure the well-being of the animals under their care. So, the next time you visit the zoo, take a moment to appreciate the vital role that X-ray technology plays in the health, happiness, and preservation of our wild neighbors. Z&Z Medical is a proud provider of Radiology X-Ray Imaging Supplies, Accessories and Equipment to Zoo’s all over the USA.

November is National Pet Cancer Awareness Month—a time to focus on the health and well-being of our beloved pets and to highlight the importance of early detection and treatment of cancer in animals. Just like humans, pets can face serious health challenges, and cancer remains one of the leading causes of illness and death in dogs and cats. Through advanced imaging technology, veterinarians play a critical role in the early diagnosis and treatment of pet cancer.

At Z&Z Medical, we are dedicated to supporting veterinarians with high-quality imaging accessories and equipment. From durable V-Troughs for stable positioning during x-rays to versatile vinyl-covered immobilizers, our products help ensure that every imaging procedure is safe, efficient, and stress-free for pets and veterinary teams alike. By providing these essential tools, we strive to be every veterinarian’s partner in quality care, helping to make imaging accessible and reliable for clinics everywhere.

This November, we stand with veterinarians across the country who work tirelessly to bring hope and healing to pets with cancer. Together, let’s continue to make a difference—because early detection matters, and so does compassionate care.