DOG LIVER MODEL | Canine Hepatic Anatomy Teaching Aid for Veterinary Education

Description

The Dog Liver Model is an anatomically accurate teaching model designed to demonstrate the liver structure and associated biliary system of a dog. It provides clear visualization of hepatic lobes, blood vessels, and bile ducts, making it an essential tool for veterinary anatomy and physiology education.
Ideal for veterinary colleges, animal science institutes, zoology departments, biology laboratories, and comparative anatomy studies.
✅ Key Features
🐶 Detailed Canine Hepatic Anatomy
Shows liver lobes, portal vein, hepatic artery, and bile ducts
Highlights functional divisions of the liver
Supports understanding of canine hepatic physiology
🔄 Educational Demonstration
Explains blood supply and bile flow
Helps teach liver function, detoxification, and metabolism
Useful for veterinary physiology and pathology studies
🧠 Teaching & Learning Aid
Clearly labeled structures for easy identification
Ideal for classroom lectures, practicals, and examinations
Enhances understanding of organ arrangement and function
🛠 Durable & Anatomically Accurate Design
Made from high-quality plastic / fiber (model dependent)
Long-lasting construction for repeated institutional use
Mounted on a stable base for display and demonstration
🛡 Safe & Low-Maintenance
Non-toxic, student-safe materials
Easy to clean and maintain
Designed for classroom and laboratory handling
📊 Typical Applications
Veterinary anatomy and physiology teaching
Canine hepatic studies
Zoology and biology practicals
Comparative anatomy education
Veterinary college demonstrations
💡 Why Choose This Dog Liver Model?
Accurate visualization of canine liver and biliary system
Essential teaching aid for veterinary education
Clear, detailed, and easy to understand
Durable and display-ready design