Ludomed’s non-human primate (NHP) jackets with integrated hard-plastic pockets are engineered for the rigorous demands of ambulatory infusion studies. Designed for rhesus and cynomolgus monkeys, these jackets feature a resilient shell that securely houses infusion pumps and reduces the animal's need for manipulation.
 
This model is specifically suited for chronic IV infusion studies in group-housed settings, where equipment integrity and animal welfare must be maintained over extended periods.
 
Key Applications
Ambulatory infusion in NHPs housed in groups.
Chronic intravenous dosing protocols.
Post-operative recovery with externalized equipment.
Studies requiring mobile restraint with equipment protection.
High-compliance protocols in pharmacokinetics and safety pharmacology.
 
Anatomical & Study Considerations
The hard pocket is contoured along the dorsum to maintain a balanced center of gravity and prevent shifting during movement. This stability reduces data variability and animal stress during long infusion sessions, particularly in active, group-housed primates.
 
Animal Welfare & Refinement
Protects animals from direct contact with pumps and tubing.
Reduces the risk of device dislodgement or injury from manipulation.
Soft inner linings and ergonomic cut to avoid friction zones.
Enhances compliance with refinement guidelines for primate studies.
 
Ordering & Customization
Available in multiple sizes for adult rhesus and cynomolgus monkeys.
Contact us to confirm compatibility with your infusion pump model.
Customizations available for pocket dimensions, catheter exit points, or additional tether hardware.