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At Vi, we understand that investing in surgical equipment is a significant decision. That’s why we offer flexible options to help veterinary professionals make informed choices. Whether you want to trial a device before committing, need a temporary replacement during repairs, or are considering a purchase with a loan-to-own model, we have a solution to fit your needs.

Our loan kit options include: 

- Loan to Own – Try a product with the option to purchase, deducting loan costs from the final price.

- Try Before You Buy – A no-cost trial period to evaluate equipment in your practice.

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Looking for real-world insights on VETIGEL® in veterinary surgery? 

Look no further. VETIGEL® have gathered firsthand experiences from practitioners using this haemostatic gel to improve patient care and efficiency. Explore their blog, Haemostasis Heroes, to find out how VETIGEL® is making an impact in practice.

At Vi, we are always striving to enhance our product offerings to support veterinary professionals with precision-engineered solutions. As we step into 2025, we’re excited to introduce several new product developments designed to improve surgical efficiency and performance. Here’s a look at what’s new!

Developing new veterinary instruments isn’t just about designing tools—it’s about solving real-world challenges for veterinarians and their patients. At Vi, product development is a collaborative process, guided by clinical evidence, expert input, and cutting-edge technology. In this interview, Vi Product Engineer, Barnaby King (MEng) takes us behind the scenes, sharing how new ideas take shape, the role of research and prototyping, and the importance of working closely with veterinary professionals to create innovative, high-quality solutions.

Interlocking Nails have emerged as the gold standard for treating long bone fractures in human medicine, thanks to their biological and mechanical advantages over traditional plate fixation methods. These innovative implants are inserted into the intramedullary canal of the bone, a minimally invasive approach that preserves the surrounding soft tissues and vascularity of the periosteum, promoting better healing.

The Interlocking Nail construct offers superior mechanical resistance to compression, bending, and torsional forces, compared to traditional plate or plate-rod constructs, making it particularly well-suited for comminuted fractures where bone fragments are severely displaced or shattered. ILNs are placed neutral to the long axis of the nail-bone construct

After over two decades of dedicated service, Linda Capewell, Vi's Vet Tech Director and cherished team member, is stepping into retirement. Linda’s journey with Vi began in 2004, as the company’s very first technical hire, and her impact has been profound ever since. From shaping the CPD equipment loan program to orchestrating major transitions like the move to Distington House, Linda has been at the heart of Vi’s growth and