Canine Skin Diseases Anatomical Model

Detailed Veterinary Model for Dermatological Education

The Canine Skin Diseases Anatomical Model is a compact and highly detailed educational tool designed to demonstrate both normal skin anatomy and various pathological conditions in dogs. This model is ideal for veterinary professionals, educators, and students seeking a clear and realistic understanding of canine dermatology.

Comprehensive Representation of Skin Anatomy

Designed in the form of a block, this model features vivid anatomical structures with high clarity. Removable hairs enhance visibility, making it easy to study internal layers and components of the skin.

Visible Anatomical Structures:

• Blood vessels
• Sweat glands
• Sebaceous glands
• Hair muscle (arrector pili)
• Fat tissue
• Hair

Skin Changes and Pathological Conditions Shown:

• Scratches
• Blisters
• Pustules
• Purulent inflammation
• Infections of the dermis and hair follicles (in multiple stages)

Product Features

• High-resolution details for realistic study
• Removable hair for better internal visibility
• Mounted on a sturdy white plastic base

Specifications

• Dimensions (L × H × W): 12 × 17 × 12 cm
• Weight: 0.4 kg

Applications

• Veterinary dermatology training and consultation
• Educational demonstrations in schools and universities
• Client education in veterinary practices

Why Choose This Model?

This canine skin disease model is a valuable resource for anyone involved in animal dermatology. Its realistic features and compact format make it suitable for both classroom and clinical use, helping professionals and students alike to better understand skin conditions in dogs.