Veterinary sutures

Veterinary surgical sutures play a crucial role in the recovery of animal patients, and choosing the right ones ensures optimal healing and quality care.

Here are some key points to keep in mind:

Type of Veterinary Suture:

• Absorbable: These sutures gradually break down in the tissue over time. They are ideal for internal procedures and wounds that do not require subsequent removal. Examples include polyglycolic acid and polyglecaprone.
• Non-absorbable: These sutures maintain their integrity and must be removed manually. They are excellent for external and higher tension areas. Monofilament nylon and polypropylene are common choices.
  
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Quality and Resistance:

Look for high quality veterinary sutures that offer tensile strength and durability. The choice of material (silk, polypropylene, etc.) affects strength and flexibility.
Monofilament sutures are soft and minimize tissue irritation, while multifilament sutures are more robust.

Sterilization and Packaging

Ensure that veterinary sutures are sterilized and ready for use. Individual packages ensure integrity and asepsis.
Check expiration dates and store sutures correctly.

Variety of Sizes

Veterinary sutures come in different thicknesses (gauges). Select the appropriate gauge based on the type of tissue and suture location.

Reliable Purchasing

Purchase your veterinary sutures from reliable suppliers or distributors specializing in veterinary supplies.
Consult with colleagues or consultants for recommendations.
Remember that every patient deserves the best care, and sutures are an essential part of that care. Choose wisely and provide your patients with the quality they deserve.

In Lorca Marín, our priority is to offer products with the maximum guarantees of safety and quality. Our sutures are manufactured and developed entirely in Spain since 1953. In addition, our stainless surgical steel needles guarantee resistance and smoothness during the suturing process.