Intermittent Catheterization Tray with Red Rubber Catheter

Train for Veterinary Intermittent Catheterization

A red rubber catheter introduces students to a flexible, non-retention catheter commonly encountered in urinary procedures. Incorporating it into the veterinary skills lab gives learners a chance to compare catheter types and consider why catheter design, size, and intended use matter before a procedure begins. The tray format lets students work through more than insertion technique. Use it with compatible veterinary task trainers to practice supply identification, procedural setup, catheter handling, urinary access, simulated urine collection, and other appropriate catheterization scenarios. Placing red rubber and Foley catheter setups within the same curriculum also helps learners recognize that urinary catheters are not interchangeable – equipment selection should reflect the animal, anatomy, and objective of the procedure.