Piped oxygen, medical air, suction and anaesthetic gas scavenging for veterinary clinics and animal hospitals across Melbourne and Victoria.
Veterinary clinics rely on the same core gas services as human healthcare: oxygen for anaesthesia and recovery, suction for surgery, and scavenging to keep waste anaesthetic gases away from staff. We design and install these systems using the same materials and testing methods we use in hospitals.
Waste anaesthetic gases released during procedures can build up in theatres and recovery rooms. A properly designed scavenging system removes them at the source. We'll look at your procedures and room layout and recommend a system that suits your clinic.
Many veterinary clinics choose to have their gas systems installed and tested to AS 2896, the standard used for human healthcare facilities. We use medical-grade copper and test, label and document every installation.
Not always. Smaller clinics often run from individual cylinders, while clinics with several theatres or treatment areas usually benefit from piped oxygen with a manifold and alarm monitoring. We'll recommend the right option for your clinic.
A scavenging system captures waste anaesthetic gases from the patient circuit and removes them from the room, reducing staff exposure during and after procedures.
Yes. We coordinate rough-in, valve box and alarm positions, and commissioning with your builder so gas services are ready when the clinic opens.
Contact us today for a free consultation. We'll assess your needs and provide a detailed quote.
