Description
Specifications
| Product Code | YB-V-A01 |
| Product Type | Veterinary positioning sponge bundle |
| Includes | 5 vinyl-covered positioning sponges |
| Material | High-density foam, vinyl-covered |
| Cover | Royal blue reinforced vinyl, sewn seams |
| Surface | Non-porous, fluid-resistant |
| Radiolucent | Yes (seams show under X-ray) |
| Latex Free | Yes |
| Made In | United States |
| Category | Positioning Sponges |
What Comes in the YB-V-A01 – Vinyl Covered Veterinary Sponge Bundle
The bundle brings together five vinyl shapes that cover most of a veterinary setup. You get a vinyl wedge set for a tilt, two flat rectangle sponges in a 6 by 4 by 1 and a 6 by 4 by 2 for general support, a V-trough head holder that cradles the head, and a long 45-degree spinal bolster for lateral work. Together, they let you hold a dog, a cat, or a larger animal on its back, side, or belly and keep it steady through the study. Each shape is also sold on its own, so you can round out the set later, like the vinyl head holder for head and neck work.
Vinyl or Closed Cell for the Vet Room
Vinyl and closed-cell both work for animal positioning, and they trade off on two things. The vinyl set here wipes clean and sheds fluid, which helps in a surgery or a messy exam, but the sewn seams show up on an X-ray. A closed-cell veterinary bundle reads fully radiolucent with no seam lines, which is better when the sponge sits in the beam, though the bare foam is less sealed against fluid. Many clinics keep vinyl for the surgery table and closed-cell for clean imaging.
Built for the Vet Room
- Five vinyl shapes in one box, so you can build most positions without hunting for pieces.
- Royal blue vinyl wipes clean and sheds fluid, which suits a surgery or a messy exam.
- Sewn seams seal each cover, so fluid stays on the surface, and the foam stays dry.
- High-density foam holds its shape under the weight of the animal.
- Latex-free, so it suits a clinic that keeps a latex-free room.
- Durable vinyl that stands up to heavy, daily use.
Cleaning and Care
Wipe each sponge with your standard surface disinfectant between patients. Because the covers are non-porous and the seams are sewn shut, fluid stays on top, and the foam stays dry, which keeps the set ready for a busy schedule. Skip harsh solvents, which shorten the life of the vinyl, and store the pieces flat with the rest of your positioning sponges so each shape keeps its edges.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is in the vinyl veterinary sponge bundle?
Five vinyl-covered positioning sponges: a wedge set, two flat rectangles in a 6 by 4 by 1 and a 6 by 4 by 2, a V-trough head holder, and a long 45-degree spinal bolster. Together, they cover lateral, dorsal, and raised positions.
Do the sponges show up in the image?
The foam is radiolucent, but the sewn seams in the vinyl can show on an X-ray. For fully clear imaging with no seam lines, a closed cell bundle is the better pick.
Why choose vinyl over closed cell?
Vinyl wipes clean and sheds fluid, which helps in a surgery or a messy exam. Closed cell reads fully radiolucent. Many clinics keep both for different jobs.
Can I buy the shapes separately?
Yes. Each sponge in the bundle is also sold on its own, so you can replace a piece or add to the set over time.
Is the vinyl latex-free?
Yes. The vinyl-covered foam is latex-free, so it suits a latex-free room.
