What it is
The Zhivon veterinary thermoplastic splint is a low-temperature, heat-formable support for canine and feline limb support and immobilization. It softens with heat, molds to the patient's limb, and hardens into a stable structure — then can be re-heated and adjusted as needed.
Material & forming
Low-Temperature PCL
Softens at ~70°C for direct molding.
Heat → Form → Cool
Mold while pliable, set on cooling.
Adjustable
Reheat to refine the fit.
How it works
1. Heat
Activate at ~70°C.
2. Form
Mold to the limb.
3. Cool
Set the shape.
4. Fit
Secure in place.
Applications
Limb support scenarios for canine and feline patients. Application specifics follow product documentation and applicable regulations.
Fracture Support
Limb stabilization support.
Post-Operative
Recovery support after surgery.
Soft Tissue
Sprains and soft-tissue conditions.
Recovery
Rehabilitation-stage support.
Frequently Asked Questions
What material is it made from?
Low-temperature thermoplastic (PCL), softening at ~70°C.
Which animals is it for?
Canine and feline limb support; limits in the product specification.
Can it be re-molded?
Yes — reheat and adjust multiple times.
How long to form?
Softens after ~70°C; cooling time depends on thickness.