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Ludomed’s sheep jackets offer durable, species-adapted restraint solutions for preclinical protocols involving infusion, telemetry, or surgical recovery. Designed to maintain stability of catheters, ports, or devices, they help improve data reliability while supporting animal comfort and ethical compliance.
Key Applications :
- Continuous intravenous or subcutaneous infusion (tethered or ambulatory).
- ECG and telemetry data recording.
- Post-operative wound protection.
- Cannula or catheter site stabilization.
- Pharmacokinetics, toxicology, or surgical recovery studies.
- Medical devices studies.
Refinement and Functionality (H3):
Ludomed jackets for sheep are developed to support the 3Rs, especially refinement, by:
- Reducing skin friction and lesion risks.
- Minimizing jacket-related stress during housing and handling.
- Preventing displacement of surgical sites or catheters.
- Supporting group housing when protocol allows.
Ordering & Support:
Sheep jackets are available in standard sizes or can be customized based on weight, age, or study type. Need help designing a jacket for multi-port access or specific device configurations? Our technical team will assist with prototypes or quote requests.
Sheep Jacket
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Breed-specific design: Ensures optimal coverage of the sheep’s body for maximum comfort and functionality.
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Double-layered polyester/nylon mesh: Lightweight and breathable material enhances airflow and temperature regulation.
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Nylon/spandex fabric inserts: Protects the skin from chafing, especially in areas prone to rubbing, such as the neck, jowl, and upper back.
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Elastic rear leg bands: Prevent the jacket from riding up at the rear, ensuring it stays securely in place as the sheep moves.
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Adjustable straps: Allow for a customizable fit around the sheep’s neck and belly.
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Full-Length Version Available: This product is designed to provide comprehensive coverage.
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Made in Canada: Crafted with care and precision, Ludomed sheep jackets offer reliable protection and are an essential tool in scientific research involving sheep.
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