We design and manufacture custom 3D-printed veterinary anatomical models for:
Veterinary surgical training
Procedural simulation
Pre-operative planning
Veterinary education
Patient-specific anatomical models
Medical device development
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Veterinary 3D Printed Anatomical Models
Animal Species We Support
We create custom 3D-printed veterinary anatomical models for a wide range of animal species. If your species is not listed, contact us to discuss your project.
Companion Animals
Canine (Dogs)
Feline (Cats)
Lagomorph (Rabbits)
Mustelid (Ferrets)
Large Animals
Equine (Horses)
Bovine (Cattle)
Ovine (Sheep)
Caprine (Goats)
Porcine (Swine)


Exotic Species
Avian (Birds)
Reptilian (Reptiles)
Amphibian (Amphibians)
Wildlife & Zoological Species
Wildlife
Zoo Animals
Our Workflow for Creating Your Custom Anatomical Models
1. Consultation & Project Planning
Our team will meet with you via Teams or Zoom to understand your requirements, intended use, and design goals. We will review project examples, visual references, and any existing specifications to align with your team's vision.
2. Digital Design & Engineering
Our engineers will use CT scans, CBCT scans, MRI datasets, DICOM files, STL files, or our proprietary anatomical library to create and modify the model based on your requirements.
Custom features and modifications—such as catheter access points, surgical pathways, or other specialized components—can be designed and integrated into the model.
3. Design Approval
Before manufacturing begins, your team will review and approve the final digital design. We will make any necessary revisions to ensure the model meets your specifications.
4. Manufacturing & Post-Processing
After approval, the model will be 3D printed and undergo post-processing, including finishing, sanding, and curing. Additional features such as coloring or labeling can be added as needed.
5. Delivery
Models will be securely packaged and shipped to your team.
To request a quote, learn more, or schedule a Teams/Zoom consultation, contact us at:
info@clearsimulations.com
Typically the more challenging types of surgeries will get 3D surgical models for pre-op planning. Some of the most common are below (but not limited to):
Complex pelvic fracture model
Mandibular/maxillary tumor resection (oral oncology)
Limb deformity correction (angular limb deformities)
Total hip replacement planning (THR)
Complex spinal surgery (vertebral malformations/fractures)
Fracture repair of unusual anatomy (toy breeds, exotic animals)
Portosystemic shunt surgery (liver vascular anomalies)
Skull/orbital reconstruction
Congenital cardiac surgery planning
Nasal/sinus surgery (brachycephalic or tumor cases)
Models have a variety of options for visual appearance. It can range from transparent clear models to solid colored models.
Transparent models allow surgeons to visualize internal anatomy from every angle, while full-scale (1:1) reproductions provide realistic spatial understanding before surgery.
Veterinary surgical models are available as clear transparent or colored transparent models. Also, solid opaque models are also an option.
Colored transparency can be used to emphasize a specific structure such as nerves, arteries, or veins.
Models can also be printed at a true 1:1 scale to match the patient's anatomy for better pre-operative planning.


3D Veterinary Surgical Models
Precision
Custom 3D printed anatomical models for education.
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