1. Jacquette tartar scaler
This is a dental tool that is used to remove tartar and plaque from the surface of teeth.
It is used when tartar and plaque is built up in the mouth.

2. They are commonly used in the medical field.
Kelly forceps
These are medical scissors used to grab small objects.
They are both used to grab items that are too large for fingers to get hold of, as well as to hold a single object so the hands can remain free to do other things.
They are commonly used in the medical field.

3. Killian vaginal speculum
This is a speculum used for canine insemination

4. Knowles bandage scissors
These are used when you need less of something (bandages, dressings, or gauze) if there is too much.
These are medical scissors that are used to cut bandages, dressings, and medical gauze.

5. Lister bandage scissors
These are medical scissors used for trimming tissue or cutting sutures.

6. Mayo scissors
Straight-bladed Mayo scissors are designed for cutting body tissues near the surface of the wound. As the straight Mayo scissor is also used for cutting sutures, or stitches, it’s also sold as suture scissors. Many surgeons use separate pairs of straight-bladed Mayo scissors for tissue and suture cutting since using the scissor on sutures tends to dull its blades.

7. Mayo-hegar needle holder
Hinged (locking) instrument used to hold the needle while suturing tissue

8. Olsen-hegar needle holder-scissors combination
a combination instrument constructed as a needle holder except that the half of each blade nearest to the pivot is shaped like a regular scissor blade. Used for driving the needle, then cutting the suture without changing instruments.

9. Taylor percussion hammer
Used to elicit reflex responses during examinations. 

10. Oral calf drencher
A practical, easy-to-use tool to help save baby calves suffering from dehydration or scours.

11. Pole syringe
Pole with a syringe attached at the end. Used for giving anesthetic or vaccinations to potentially dangerous animals.

12. Suture needles
A small, slender implement used for sewing or surgical suturing, made usually of polished steel and having an eye at one end through which a length of thread is passed and held.

13. Reimer emasculator
A scissor type with the main pair of handles ratcheted. Used for castrating horses.

14. Molar-extraction forceps
Forceps used for pulling molars.

15. Area of a scalpel where it is held.
Scalpel handle
Area of a scalpel where it is held.

16. otoscope An instrument used for examining the ear.
Used to make it easier to examine the ear.

17. Pet piller A device used to easily give a small animal medication.
Used to make it easier for the vet or owner to give their patients/pets their medication.

18. Pig tooth nipper
A tool used to cut down the teeth on a pig to prevent over growth and discomfort.
Used to cut the teeth on the pig to increase comfort.

19. Pill splitter
An instrument to cut a pill into smaller portions to allow for easier administration for the pet owner.
Used to allow for easier splitting of pills to create the correct dosage.

20. Polansky canine vaginal speculum
To hold open the labia so the vaginal vault can be viewed, swabs taken, and medication delivered to the uterus

21. Guillotine nail trimmer
What: Nail clipper for dogs and cats
When: Grooming your animal
Why: Easier and safer way to cut the nails without causing harm to animal

22. emasculator
What: An emasculator is a tool used in the castration of livestock. Its function is to
simultaneously crush and cut the spermatic cord,
preventing hemorrhaging while still detaching the testis from the animal.
When: When castrating livestock
Why: To keep the animal safe and prevent life threatening blood loss.

23. Halstead mosquito forceps
What: Fine Artery Forceps, Halsted-Mosquito, straight
When: When: Used during surgery
Why: Halsted-Mosquito forceps are typically used to clamp off smaller vessels that
control the flow of blood

24. Identification tag applicator
What: Tag applicators ensure the safe and accurate application of ear tags on
livestock
When: Tagging livestock for ID
Why: ID for livestock

25. Hartman mosquito forceps
What: Small hemostatic forceps used to hold delicate tissue or compress bleeding
vessels.
When: During surgery
Why: to hold delicate tissue or compress bleeding

26. Tom Cat Catheter A catheter is a slim plastic or silicon tube
Is placed inside the urethra of a Tom Cat when they are in urinary distress.
Examples of urinary distress are bladder stones or blockage
The catheter is also used during surgery to collect urine instead of allowing the urine to soil the table

27. Restraint Gloves They are large, padded gloves, with gripping material
These gloves are used when handling dangerous and frightened animals
They protect against injury i.e. scratching and biting

28. Stethosope Is a listening device
Is used to listen to heart, lung and gut sounds in animals and humans
The stethoscope is used in almost every single examination

29. Stomach Tube Is a rubber tube
It is used to feed nutrients directly to the stomach
Also used to flush out the digestive system or straighten the system
Is used when an animal is in dietary or digestive stress

30. Tarter scrapers single ended
Is a handheld metal or plastic instrument
This instrument is used to scrape tarter off the teeth on both animals and humans
The tarter scraper is also used occasionally as a probe.

31. Bone Plate Bender
What: An item used to bend a plate to the appropriate configuration.
When: used in bone fracture surgery, maxillofacial anterior cervical plate system and surgical implant procedures.
Why: When a bone plate needs to be bent.
Many different varieties used

32. X-ray measuring caliper
Why: Calipers are used to measure the thickness of an anatomic part.
What: This measuring tool is nothing more than a ruler with a fixed bar and a moveable bar parallel on it.
When: When an animal is going to be x-rayed the body part needs to be measured.

33. Alligator Forceps What: strong toothed forceps having a double clamp.
When: They are used during surgeries or after to remove objects
Why: used for grasping small objects or removing items from small cavities in the body.

34. Autoclave
What: a self-locking apparatus for the sterilization of materials by steam under pressure.
When: after instruments have been used
Why: to sterilize instruments

35. Automatic dose syringe
What: A device consisting of a barrel, plunger, three-way check valve, tubing, and needle.
When: It is used when drawing liquids, designed to be a faster than by hand.
Why: It is designed to draw liquid from a reservoir and deliver measured amounts to a receiver or to inject parenteral doses.

36. Ecg monitor
It is used to montor the animals signs to make sure everything is ok.
It is used when they are very sick or in sugery
Tells into about the paient

37. Ear notcher
For idenification of a animals and tells about the past of the animals
With any animal that needs to have some kind of information to the farmer
Cuts of a small notch of the ear

38. elastrator A bloodless castration methood To castrate a animal
Cut of the balls of a animal

39. Elizabethan collar To keep the dog away from a wond
When dog has to leave something on its body alone
Keeps dog away from place on body

40. Operating scissors To cut things when in sugery
In surgery or to remove something of the animal
Remove a mass or some un wanted thing of the body of the animal

41. Fecal loop
Used to collect fecal matter from the anus of an animal to determine if the animal has any diseases.

42. hemocytometer
An instrument for counting of cells in a blood sample or other fluid under a microscope.

43. Esophageal stethoscope
Esophageal Stethoscopes are designed to maximize the acoustical performance of heart and breath sounds for measurably improved sound reproduction.

44. Holzheimer retractor
1. an instrument for holding open the lips of a wound.
2. a muscle that retracts.

45. Rectal prolapse ring
When an animal has a rectal prolapse, the ring is inserted with a rubber band to cut off the circulation.

46. Half curved tissue forceps
Used mostly for the handling of body tissues. They are used for handling small tissues, and having to deal with flesh. They are need for taking small tissue from body parts.

47. Dental Tooth Punch
A device to take teeth out with. Its used to take animals teeth out, to make a clean pull.

48. Barnes dehorner
A device to extract horns. They are used on any animals that have horns that need to be removed.

49. Depth probe and explorer
Device used to explore around parts of the body that cannot be reached or touched.

50. Ambu Bag
Device used as a fibulator to help make animals breathe. Used for an animal who cant breathe.

51. Horn gouge Is used to remove horns on goats and sheep.
When they need to be pooled
Why? So that they can look good for shows and also so they cant hurt other people an animals

52. Incisor and root extracting forceps
To extract or remove roots from an animals mouth
They are used when animals need there teeth removed or when they have an infection and they need to take out the infected roots
why? So that an animals infected gums can be removed and there not in any more pain

53. Insemination pipette
An insemination pipette is used to put sperm into an animal without them having to you know…
They are used when an owner wants there animal to get pregnant
why? Because an owner wants to pregnate one of there animals

54. Intravenous drip set
An iv drip set is used to give fluid to animals when they are sick or in surgery
when they are under Anastasia or in surgery
Why? To keep them hydrated

55. Iris hook
Flexible iris hooks, or retractors, can be used to facilitate cataract removal by phacoemulsification
When? Whenever it need to be used
Why? To remove phacoemulsification

56. Differential cell counter
Differential blood count gives relative percentage of each type of white blood cell and also helps reveal abnormal white blood cell populations (eg, blasts, immature granulocytes, or circulating lymphoma cells in the peripheral blood).

57. Drench pump
For administering large doses of fluid orally. A continuous flow pump that puts out liquid on both the up and down stroke

58. Doppler ultrasonic blood flow monitor
Doppler ultrasound is a noninvasive test that can be used to measure your blood flow and blood pressure by bouncing high-frequency sound waves (ultrasound) off circulating red blood cells. A regular ultrasound uses sound waves to produce images, but can't show blood flow.

59. Drench-matic dose syringe
to administer intramuscular or subcutaneous injections to multiple animals without reloading the syringe

60. Dressing forceps
A slender forceps for grasping gauze or sutures and removing fragments of necrosed tissue and small foreign bodies in dressing wounds.

61. Sheep trimming shears -used to shear before shows
-clips the sheep’s wool

62. Silver nitrate stick -used when toe nails are bleeding
-stops bleeding when the technician cuts the toenail too close

63. sphygmomanometer
-used to measure NIBP

64. Gag Speculum
-used to hold mouth open of animal, mostly in bovine and equine
-used for examination of the mouth

65. Twitch-humane
-metal clamps hinge at one end to squeeze the upper lip and fasten at the opposite end with a snap
-alternative to a sedative to restrain horses for various stressful situations