Medium Canine Skeleton Anatomical Model

Detailed Dog Skeleton for Veterinary Education and Demonstration

The Medium Canine Skeleton Model is a realistic plastic cast of a small to medium-sized dog’s skeleton, ideal for studying canine anatomy or demonstrating musculoskeletal conditions in veterinary practices. Comparable in size to a Jack Russell or Dwarf Poodle, this model is widely used in clinics, physiotherapy centers, and dog training schools.

Interactive and Educational Design

This dissectible skeleton model includes a removable head and tail, along with a movable jaw for clear visualization of bite anatomy and dental structure. It is mounted on a high-quality black plastic base for stability and display in both clinical and classroom environments.

Key Features

• Realistic plastic cast of a medium-sized dog skeleton
• Dissectible design with removable skull and tail
• Movable jaw for oral anatomy demonstration
• Mounted securely on a high-quality black plastic base
• Ideal for teaching, training, and clinical explanation

Specifications

• Dimensions (H × L × W): 32 × 67 × 14 cm
• Material: Durable plastic

Applications

• Veterinary anatomy and surgical explanation
• Physiotherapy case studies and rehabilitation training
• Dog trainer education on anatomical effects of gear
• Anatomy instruction in veterinary schools and workshops

Why Choose This Model?

The Medium Canine Skeleton Model provides a practical and portable solution for anatomical training, client consultation, and musculoskeletal education. Its high anatomical fidelity and removable components make it a valuable asset in both academic and clinical settings.