Our Mission is to safely and ethically manufacture, service and supply Veterinary Instruments and Surgical Instruments to the Public and Private Healthcare Sectors and provide accurate information, flexibility and continual quality improvement through our service and products.
Surgical Holdings New Duo Surface Finish is applied across all our surgery theatre range of general veterinary instruments. Many of our veterinary instruments will also have distinct design differences with the user and patient in mind. Surgical Holdings' stainless steel veterinary instruments are manufactured in accordance with BS 5194. This ensures every veterinary instrument has the correct composition, to ensure they can be fit for purpose and perform the action they were designed for.
Read moreIn recent years, sustainability has become a central issue across nearly every industry, and veterinary care is no exception. As environmental awareness grows among pet owners, staff, and regulators alike, veterinary practices are increasingly expected to demonstrate not only clinical excellence but also environmental responsibility. At Surgical Holdings Veterinary, we believe that sustainability and high-quality care go hand in hand, and that meaningful reductions in waste can begin in the operating theatre. The Waste Problem in Veterinary Healthcare Veterinary clinics, like human healthcare facilities, generate significant amounts of waste, much of it from single-use items. From…
Read moreWhen it comes to precision, control, and safety in veterinary surgery, the needle holder is an unsung hero. Selecting the right one can make all the difference, reducing hand fatigue, increasing suture accuracy, and extending the life of your surgical instruments. Whether you’re a seasoned veterinary surgeon or a practice manager equipping a new clinic, understanding what to look for in a needle holder is essential. In this guide, we’ll walk you through key considerations to help you choose the right needle holder for your needs, including size, jaw type, handle design, and material quality. Size Matters The first consideration in choosing a needle holder is size. Needle …
Read moreVeterinary practices are seeing a major shift: the rise of single-use instruments. From surgical scalpels to disposable syringes, from plastic pipettes to single-use dental tools, instruments that were once cleaned and reused are now frequently discarded after one use. This trend is driven by hygiene, speed, and cost control. But as disposable tools become the norm in vet clinics and hospitals, so do concerns around sustainability and long-term environmental impact. The Problem with Convenience Single-use instruments surged during the COVID-19 pandemic, offering clinics a quick solution to infection control. They helped limit cross-contamination between animals and simplified op…
Read moreIn the field of veterinary medicine, surgical procedures are a common and necessary part of animal healthcare. Whether it’s a routine spay or neuter, an emergency surgery, or an orthopaedic procedure, having reliable surgical instruments is crucial. While some clinics may opt for disposable instruments for convenience, reusable veterinary surgical instruments offer significant advantages in terms of cost, sustainability, and quality of care. Cost-Effectiveness One of the biggest advantages of using reusable veterinary surgical instruments is cost savings. Although the initial investment in high-quality, reusable instruments may be higher than purchasing disposables, they provi…
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