DrTail Europlex Veterinary Metal Syringe Gun
DrTail Surgical Wire Cutters (DRTBS6 & DRTBS7)
DrTail Veterinary Stille-Liston Bone Cutting Forceps
DrTail Stille-Liston Bone Cutting Forceps 9"
DrTail Stille Angled Veterinary Bone Rongeur Forceps
DrTail Leksell Veterinary Compound Action Bone Rongeur
DrTail Leksell-Stille Veterinary Bone Rongeur Forceps
DrTail PowerHold Veterinary Bone Holding Forceps
DrTail Veterinary Tungsten-Tipped Surgical Wire Cutter
DrTail Stainless Steel Veterinary Bone Holding Forceps with Ratchet
DrTail Trocar with Wooden Handle
DrTail Veterinary Compact Surgical Wire Cutter
Orthopedic and oral surgery instruments for veterinarians, in stainless steel.
Shop by type: Bone rongeurs (Leksell compound action, Leksell-Stille, double jaw, Stille angled) · Bone cutting forceps (Stille-Liston, straight and angled) · Bone holding forceps (with ratchet, PowerHold) · Wire and pin cutters (DRTBS6 & DRTBS7, compact wire cutter).
Veterinary surgical instruments for orthopedic work
Bone rongeurs remove and shape bone in small bites. Double-action and compound-action rongeurs give more cutting force with less hand effort. Bone cutting forceps make clean cuts through rib and long bone, and bone holding forceps stabilize fragments while you pin, wire or plate. Wire and pin cutters trim orthopedic wire and pins flush after fixation.
Why vets buy from DrTail
- Stainless steel that stands up to repeated cleaning and sterilizing.
- Balanced, comfortable handles for control in long procedures.
- Fair prices for clinics, mobile practices and teaching hospitals.
- Free US shipping from our Maryland warehouse, and wholesale pricing for practices and schools.
Procedures these instruments are used for
- Fracture repair, pinning and wiring
- Bone shaping and removal in orthopedic surgery
- Oral surgery and extractions
- Trauma cases
Caring for surgical instruments
Rinse instruments right after use, clean the hinges and serrations, dry them fully and lubricate the joints before sterilizing. Inspect jaws and cutting edges regularly, and send instruments for sharpening when they start to tear rather than cut.
Need help choosing, or a quote for a practice or school? Call or text (443) 662-5146.

