Everything needed for sterile Foley placement arrives in one tray with this closed-circuit setup, cutting down on the scramble to gather separate components when a patient needs catheterization now. The closed system also limits how often the drainage line gets opened after insertion, which matters for infection control in any patient with an indwelling catheter.
Foley Trays built for Simplified Veterinary Care Workflows
Setting up urinary catheterization from scattered individual components eats time a treatment room doesn't always have, especially with an anxious or painful patient on the table. This tray keeps the catheter, drainage components, and prep supplies together in a closed-circuit configuration, so the collection system connects at the point of insertion rather than requiring a separate assembly step afterward.
The two sizes here, 12 and 16 Fr, cover the more common range for cats through mid-size dogs. Keeping the smaller gauge on hand alongside the larger one means a tech doesn't have to improvise when a patient's anatomy doesn't match whatever happens to be stocked. Vet tech programs also use these trays to teach sterile technique end to end, since the tray format walks a student through the same sequence they'll follow on a real patient.
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