Silicone tail-Attaches to current Bovine Dystocia

Articulating skeleton allows students to practice multiple restraint positions

Students can practice positioning the lambs in a variety of positions to accommodate for various dystocia simulations

Students can practice positioning the lambs in a variety of positions to accommodate for various dystocia simulations

Students can practice positioning the lambs in a variety of positions to accommodate for various dystocia simulations

Silicone tail-Attaches to current Bovine Dystocia

Using anatomical landmarks, students will learn to seclude and palpate veins

Replica nasal passageway that simulates anatomical structure while students practice passing the intubation tube via the esophagus

Fully articulated steel skeleton, with ribcage, vertebrae, pelvis and spine

Realistic movement; durable and flexible skin and tail

Equine Dystocia Simulator

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to elevate your skills with the best tools in the industry. Our latest collection features innovative simulators and advanced training tools, meticulously crafted to enhance the learning experience for aspiring veterinarians.

We are excited to announce that our product catalogue is now live! This catalogue features our full range of products, including our Bovine, Equine, Canine, Training & Replacement Parts

Check out our new Canine Dental Simulator! How impressive is this?! Our life-like simulator is here to help Veterinary students practice intubation and dental extractions. With removable jaw sets, our model is practical and effective for simulating canine dental surgeries.

A detailed video on the components of the VSI Canine Spay Simulator.

Take a look at this slide show to see the process behind our simulators!

Alberta’s Venture Magazine has voted Veterinary Simulator Industries Ltd. as one of Alberta’s top 20 most innovative organizations.

Our original mold has started to degrade, which necessitated the creation of a new one. This has also allowed us to make some improvements to the original sculpture and to make some needed changes to the tooling itself.

Veterinary Simulator Industries Ltd owners Bryan Pfahl and Russ Gray are shown here presenting Heath McLeod with the Veterinary Simulator Industries Scholarship for pursuing Production Animal Health at the University of Calgary.

Dr. Dan French DVM, MVSC, Dip.ACVS, one of our esteemed consultants, was recently interviewed by Lustertech Inc.

In the video Dr. French discusses the global demand for veterinary simulators and the continued efforts to provide humane treatment to animals. He also touches upon other benefits for students who have the opportunity to use simulation as a learning tool.

The folks down in Ames, Iowa were very excited about their new horse arriving just in time for Christmas!

The custom painted horse arrived at Iowa State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine earlier this week. Here is Stephanie Caston, DVM, Diplomate ACVS-LA holding up her head. Don’t worry, it’s supposed to come off!