Spay Hook

During a spay surgery, the veterinarian makes an incision in the abdomen to access the reproductive organs. The spay hook is inserted into the incision and carefully maneuvered to lift one of the uterine horns, providing better visibility and access for the surgeon. This allows for the precise placement of ligatures or sutures to control bleeding and secure the uterine stump before removing the reproductive organs.

Spay hooks come in various sizes to accommodate different animal sizes and species. The veterinarian selects the appropriate size based on the animal’s anatomy and the surgical technique being used. It is important to handle and use the spay hook with care to avoid injury to the surrounding tissues and organs.

• Spay Hook
• Manufactured from stainless steel.
• Highly polished finish for aesthetic and corrosion resistance.