Description
The Cat Dissection Model is a detailed anatomical teaching model designed to provide a comprehensive study of feline anatomy. It allows students to examine major organ systems individually or as a whole, including the digestive, circulatory, respiratory, excretory, and reproductive systems. It is an essential tool for veterinary colleges, animal science institutes, and zoology departments.
Ideal for veterinary colleges, biology laboratories, animal science institutes, and comparative anatomy studies.
✅ Key Features
🐱 Detailed Feline Anatomy
Demonstrates major organ systems including:
Heart & Circulatory System
Lungs & Respiratory System
Liver, Stomach & Intestines
Kidneys & Urinary System
Reproductive Organs
Skeletal Components (spine, limbs, skull)
Clear labeling for easy identification
🔄 Educational & Functional Demonstration
Allows study of internal organs without real dissection
Enhances understanding of organ relationships and feline body systems
Supports ethical, dissection-free practical learning
🧠 Teaching & Learning Aid
Ideal for classroom lectures, practicals, and examinations
Promotes safe and hygienic study of feline anatomy
Helps students learn anatomy efficiently and clearly
🛠 Durable & Anatomically Accurate Design
Made from high-quality plastic / fiber (model dependent)
Life-size or scaled for laboratory use
Strong construction for repeated teaching use
🛡 Safe & Low-Maintenance
Non-toxic, student-safe materials
Easy to clean and maintain
Designed for long-term institutional use
📊 Typical Applications
Veterinary anatomy and physiology teaching
Feline organ system and body structure studies
Animal science and zoology laboratory practicals
Comparative anatomy education
Medical, veterinary, and research demonstrations
💡 Why Choose This Cat Dissection Model?
Provides comprehensive visualization of feline internal organs
Ideal for ethical, dissection-free veterinary education
Clear, labeled, and easy-to-understand design
Durable, display-ready, and long-lasting model
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