ThrivingPets IV Administration Set with Injection Port 104 Inch Length 6 Pack

We are using Terumo thin wall, 21 gauge needles to administer lactated ringers to our kidney diseased cat. (If you haven't tried thin wall needles, they are massively easier for a nervous and apprehensive pet owner to use.... A game changer really....). For our situation, a controlled drip isn't necessary. It's pretty much just wide open, the faster the better.... The previous infusion sets we used were all 20 drops per ML. This set is 10 drops per ML, meaning the drops are twice as big. For us It drips slower, but passes more liquid. I have not timed it, but we finish noticeably sooner than with the 20 drop sets we have used.

I've been using these injection set ports 2-3 times per week for the past year to administer fluids subcutaneously for my cat. It has worked very well every time. I use 18 and 20 gauge needles. The thinner the needle (20 or 21 gauge) the easier it is to stick into the skin, BUT, my cat likes the fluid process to go fast, hence the 18 gauge. Faster the better and this injection port easily enables the flow to go fast or slow.Pros:1. long tube allows me to put the bag in warm water to heat up the fluids and hang on the tall stand when administering the fluids2. Easy to install in the ringer / fluid bag3. On / off valve is easier to use and allows for flow adjustment on the tube4. Easy to see the fluid thru the tubeCons:I Would like to find how I could buy at bulk (a dozen or so) at a better price, but this pack of 6 really helped cut the price by 30% from the 2 per pack that I had been purchasing.

Excellent IV sets. We have made multiple purchases, as we have an ongoing need. The IV kits are sturdy and perfect for subq fluids for our cat.

This IV set has been fantastic. The long length really helps when I give my girl her fluids. Its long enough that she can't pull it out when she runs to the door. I got six sets for what paid for one set at the vets office.So the value is GREAT!

These are identical to the ones I have purchased from my vet at a cost of around $8 each. They perform well for my cat’s twice weekly fluids.

We use these IV sets for fluid support for our elderly cats who are having kidney problems. They are easy to use, sheer and the packaging is much less bulky than what we have used in the past. They are easy to store and we don't have to buy large quantities at a time.

Love the larger drop goes in faster not so much stress 4 kitty

We give our cat daily subcutaneous doses of saline for her kidney failure. These IV sets do the job well at a lower cost than the vet clinic. Hospital quality.