TRH Services services and sells medical equipment and parts. In our website catalogue you can find thousands of parts and multiple service options for medical equipment for many different types of practices, clinics and medical organizations, including dental offices, veterinary clinics (with veterinary anesthesia machines), plastic surgery clinics and more. With over 30 years of experience, our staff of expert biotechnologists are always ready to help.

Veterinary anesthesia machines, anesthesia machines, dynamometers, and more!

We specilize in:

• Medical equipment repair
• Medical equipment sales
• Veterinary Anesthesia Machines

We proudly serve Toronto, Kitchener, Waterloo, Milton, Guelph, Cambridge and across Canada.

A wide variety of medical machines, parts and supplies for hospitals, clinics, veterinary clinics, dental offices and more. Our team is highly skilled, trained and certified to provide top notch service, support and maintenance to all your medical equipment.

Offering rent and leasing of equipment that is kept a top performance levels and maintained by our staff in your clinic, hospital or office. At a fraction of the cost of ownership and with the certainty of continued service.

Veterinary anesthesia machines are indispensable in modern animal healthcare, ensuring that pets and other animals undergo surgical procedures safely and comfortably. These machines are designed to deliver precise amounts of anesthetic gases, maintaining a stable and controlled level of anesthesia throughout the operation. They consist of various components, including vaporizers, breathing circuits, and monitoring systems, which work together to provide a seamless and efficient anesthesia experience.

One of the key features of veterinary anesthesia machines is their adaptability to different animal sizes and species. From small pets like cats and dogs to larger animals such as horses and cattle, these machines can be adjusted to meet the specific needs of each patient. This versatility is crucial in veterinary practices, where the range of patients can vary significantly. Additionally, modern machines often come with advanced monitoring capabilities, allowing veterinarians to closely observe vital signs and make real-time adjustments to the anesthesia levels.

Safety is a paramount concern in veterinary anesthesia, and manufacturers have made significant advancements to enhance the reliability and user-friendliness of these machines. Features such as fail-safe mechanisms, precision vaporizers, and integrated ventilation systems help minimize the risks associated with anesthesia. Moreover, continuous improvements in technology have led to the development of more sophisticated machines that offer better control and monitoring, ensuring the well-being of the animal throughout the procedure.