Veterinary Ophthalmic Instruments: Forceps, Scissors and Eye Specula
Small animal eye surgery calls for fine instruments that hold, cut and expose tissue without damaging it. This collection brings together 23 ophthalmic forceps, scissors, eye specula and related tools for veterinary clinics. Prices start from $8.80, and every instrument ships from Sialkot with worldwide delivery.
Ophthalmic Forceps
For suturing, the Castroviejo Suturing Forceps are priced at $15.40. The Von Graefe Fixation Forceps steady the eye and cost $17.60, and the Troutman Barraquer Forceps are a finer pattern at $38.50. The Iris Forceps 4" Standard Pattern are our most affordable at $8.80, and the Eye Dressing Forceps Curved are $11.00. The Bonn Suture Forceps 0.12mm for microsurgery are also listed, but are sold out.
Scissors
The Stevens Tenotomy Scissors Curved are priced at $11.00, and the Stevens Tenotomy Scissors Straight at $15.40. The Strabismus Scissors are $11.00, and the Eye Suture Scissors Curved with pointed blades are $15.40. The Dewecker Iris Scissors Angled are also listed, so please contact us for availability.
Eye Specula
Specula hold the eyelids open for surgery. The Barraquer Wire Eye Speculum is a microsurgery pattern at $42.35, and the Knapp Eye Speculum Non-Magnetic is $44.00. We also list the Lancaster, Weeks and Graefe specula, the adjustable Castroviejo Eye Speculum 10cm and the Plain Wire Speculum. These are currently sold out, so please contact us for availability.
Other Ophthalmic Tools
The Desmarres Chalazion Forceps 16mm to 30mm are priced at $22.00. A box of 100 Stainless Steel Surgical Blades Size 15C is $17.60. The Schiotz Tonometer, Michele Trephine and Castroviejo Caliper 9cm are also in this collection, but are sold out at the moment.
Choosing the Right Instruments
Think about the patient’s size and the procedure. Speculum size and design affect exposure, and finer tips suit delicate tissue. Check each product page for sizes and options. Fine ophthalmic tips are easy to damage, so clean them promptly and store them in a protective case.
Build a Complete Micro-Surgery Set
Ophthalmic instruments work best alongside other fine tools. See our veterinary micro surgical instruments to complete your set.
Ordering
Orders over $99 ship free. Clinics and distributors can ask about volume or OEM options through our contact page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What instruments do I need for small animal eye surgery?
You’ll typically need fine forceps, scissors and an eye speculum, plus suturing instruments.
What is a Castroviejo forceps used for?
It is a fine forceps used for suturing delicate ophthalmic tissue. See the Castroviejo Suturing Forceps.
What is an eye speculum used for?
It holds the eyelids open to give access to the eye during surgery.
Are these instruments reusable?
Reusable stainless steel instruments can be cleaned and sterilized between cases, following your clinic’s protocol.
What are your shipping, return and OEM terms?
Orders over $99 ship free. See our Help & FAQs for details, or contact us about OEM requests.