Esophageal Feeding Tube Cat Collar

The kollar replaces the gauze and bandaging normally used to hold the tube in place keeping it more sanitary more stable less likely to be removed more protected against scratching and damage and more comfortable.

Esophageal feeding tube cat collar.

It should be manually pulled out through the mouth and turned directly back down the esophagus. Because of the small di ameter of the feeding tube only extremely liquefied. She is fed a liquid food diet canned high calorie food mixed with water into a liquid slurry which is inserted by a syringe through the tube several times a day. The feeding tube is then pulled into the esophagus and out the mouth.

Feeding tubes save lives and are not used as often as they should be for anorexic patients. The feeding tube is advanced to the previously marked position and secured using a purse string and. It is stitched in at her neck incision and held in place with tape as well. The tube must be then turned around so it goes directly down into the esophagus.

The kitty kollar is a washable fabric collar designed to wear in conjunction with an esophageal feeding tube e tube. The feeding tube is inserted through her neck directly into her esophagus. Esophageal e tube feeding is often necessary for dogs and cats that need nutritional support due to illness or injury. The silicon tubes made specifically for use as esophageal tubes can be used for years without needing to be changed.

However feeding tubes should not necessarily be viewed as a doom and gloom overly heroic measure. Unfortunately when most people hear the term feeding tube they tend to panic feeling like this is the end of the road for their cat. Some veterinarians will place the common red rubber tube that they stock for a variety of applications and it is not intended for long term use and does not come a built in luer adapter for feeding syringes. Esophagostomy tube takes considerably less time compared to naso esophageal tube feeding.

Kitty kollar is a washable fabric collar designed to wear in conjunction with an esophageal feeding tube. Collar to prevent the cat from interfering with the tube. The kollar replaces the gauze and bandaging normally used to hold the tube in place keeping it more sanitary more stable less likely to be removed more protected against scratching and damage and more comfortable.