Median section of a dog head

The Median section of a dog head is a clinically precise anatomical model created for veterinary educators, students, and professionals. It visually demonstrates the complex internal structures of a dog's head, making it invaluable for teaching, demonstration, and study. Choose this model to deliver clear, hands-on learning about canine head anatomy, including critical neurological, respiratory, and digestive components.

Advance Veterinary Education with the Median section of a dog head Model

Enhance demonstration and student understanding with this scaled Median section of a dog head model. It gives a graphic, cross-sectional view of key head structures such as the mouth, tongue, throat, trachea, and esophagus. The model features exposed olfactory regions, cranial sinuses, and a cutaway display of the brain showing the cerebellum, brainstem, and afterbrain. Crafted for accuracy and portability, it comes with a display stand and compact dimensions, perfectly suited to clinics, classrooms, and on-the-go presentations. Use this model to simplify complex anatomical concepts and support interactive, hands-on veterinary teaching or client explanation.

Features and Benefits

• Depicts detailed anatomy of mouth, tongue, and throat
• Shows trachea and esophagus clearly
• Exposes olfactory organ for sensory system study
• Displays skull with sinuses for cranial anatomy
• Presents brain section including cerebellum, brainstem, and afterbrain
• Supplied with sturdy display stand
• Compact design measures 17 x 15 x 6 cm (without stand)
• Lightweight construction at 0.6 kg
• Clinical-grade build for durability and repeated handling

Indications for Use

• Veterinary education and classroom demonstration
• Clinical instruction for staff and students
• Patient education in veterinary clinics
• Reference tool for surgical and anatomical planning

Size Guide

• Model size without stand 17 x 15 x 6 cm
• Weight 0.6 kg