Categorized into biopsy forceps and foreign body forceps, these instruments are designed for endoscopic procedures in the digestive, respiratory, and urinary tracts of livestock (dogs, cats, pigs, cattle, sheep) and companion animals. Biopsy forceps collect tissue samples from lesions or mucosal areas for laboratory pathology analysis. Foreign body forceps are used to grasp and remove ingested foreign objects, small stones, or detached tissues from body cavities.

• 1Overall surface must be clean, free of oil stains, black spots, cracks, and sharp edges. It should be smooth with no rust or burrs to prevent scratching the animal's mucosal lining.
• 2The plier head opens and closes smoothly without sticking. All riveted and welded joints are secure, withstanding a tensile force of 80N without weld failure or fracture.
• 3Jaw hardness: 290Hv~310Hv; moderate strength allows complete tissue sampling without deformation.
• 4Low surface roughness, corrosion-resistant, passes neutral salt spray testing, and resists rusting to prevent wound contamination during surgery.
• 5Sterilized and sterile at the factory; meets hygiene requirements for minimally invasive endoscopic surgery.
• 6Compact design adapts to various cavity lengths and supports a wide range of veterinary endoscopy procedures.

1. 1Pre-operative inspection: Verify that the outer packaging is intact, unbroken, airtight, and dry; check that the instrument has not expired. After opening the package, inspect the clamping body for deformation, cracks, or corrosion.
2. 2Device Insertion: Coordinate with veterinary endoscopy to gently advance the biopsy forceps catheter into the animal's lumen until it reaches the target tissue or foreign body. Do not force insertion.
3. 3Sampling (Forceps): Push the handle to open the jaws, position against the lesion tissue, pull back the handle to clamp, and gently extract a small sample of the pathological tissue.
4. 4Object Retrieval (Foreign Body Forceps): Open the jaws to envelop the object, then close them securely to prevent slippage.
5. 5Extraction: Withdraw the instrument slowly and steadily to retrieve tissue samples or foreign bodies. Handle gently throughout to minimize mucosal injury.
6. 6Postoperative Handling: This device is for single use only. Dispose of it according to veterinary medical waste regulations after use. Do not clean, re-sterilize, or reuse.