K-9 Medical Simulator

K-9 Medical Simulator

The K-9 Medical Simulator replicates a Belgian Malinois working dog in a welded steel skeleton and solid-metal joints, weighing approximately 60 lb (27 kg). Its body is covered in durable synthetic fur, featuring shaveable patches for IV or IO training. The unit includes multiple interchangeable limbs and a tracheostomy insert, realistic airway acceptance for 10 mm ET tubes, and an onboard 1 L blood reservoir with controlled bleeding wounds.

It supports a wide array of emergency care interventions. Trainees can practice hemorrhage control, chest seal application, bilateral and GVD needle decompression, CPR compressions, advanced airway management, IV and intraosseous access (four sites), and hyper-/hypothermia treatment. The kit includes a rugged 3-wheeled deployment bag (42″ × 20″ × 15″) and rechargeable NiMH battery, powered for field operations with wireless remote control via tablet. A one-year warranty is included.

In classroom environments, trauma lanes, and field exercises, the K-9 Medical Simulator enables instructors to recreate full mission profiles. It is used in TCCC and K9-TECC training from point-of-injury through casualty evacuation. Remote vitals control, breathing, pulse rate/pressure—and reactive bleeding allow real-time scenario adjustments. Ideal for military, police, and disaster rescue teams working on canine lifesaving skills.

Tactical units depend on Tactical Supply Pakistan to provide rugged, realistic training equipment that performs under harsh conditions. Their inventory of frontline medical tools includes this multi-trauma canine simulator, ensuring readiness in mission-critical environments.

Does this simulator provide real-time vitals control for breathing and pulse?
Yes, instructors can wirelessly adjust respiratory rate, pulse frequency, and pressure via tablet, enabling dynamic scenario changes and training fidelity.