MOUSE WRAP
MOUSE WRAP
This document provides instructions on how to use the Mouse Wrap, a device designed for handling mice during procedures such as IV, tail tip, tattoo, or blood collection.
Procedure for Wrapping a Mouse
- Unlock the rear gate to access the silicone tunnel (Figures 2 and 3).
- Enlarge the silicone tunnel to introduce the mouse (Figure 4).
- Guide the mouse into the tunnel (Figure 5).
- Pull the membrane snugly around the mouse, lock the tab, and replace the rear gate over the tail (Figure 6).
- The tail is now accessible for various procedures (Figure 7).
Releasing the Mouse
- To release the mouse, unlock the tail gate and the membrane, allowing the mouse to exit from the front or back of the device (Figure 8).
Disinfection or Sterilization Recommendations
- Rinse the Mouse Wrap in warm soapy water to remove any gross contamination.
- Spray with 70% alcohol and allow to dry.
- The device can also be autoclaved at 121°C for 15 minutes.
Contact Information
For further information, visit www.otawog.com or contact [email protected], Dunedin, New Zealand.
Catalog excerpts
Mouse Wrap
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How to Use the Mouse wrap Ventilation holes Silicone membrane Membrane locking pin Rear gate Figure 1: Front view of Mouse Wrap Figure 2: Unlock the rear gate Figure 3: Rear gate unlocked. Shows the silicone tunnel. Figure 4: Silicone tunnel has been enlarged So that a mouse can be introduced.
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Figure 5: The mouse is shown the tunnel. It will run in Figure 6: Pull the membrane to snug around the mouse. Lock the tab and replace the rear gate over the tail Figure 7: The tail is now accessible for IV, tail tip, tattoo or blood collection Figure 8: To release the mouse, unlock the tail gate, Unlock the membrane and allow mouse to exit the front or back of the device Disinfection or sterilisation recommendations: 1. Rinse the Wrap in warm soapy water to remove any gross contamination. 2. The Wrap can then be sprayed with 70% alcohol and left to dry. 3. The Wrap can also be autoclaved (121C...
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