Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network
“Our two current Thermocare units allow us to effectively deliver both supplemental oxygen and incubator style heat simultaneously or individually, depending on patient needs, in a flexible and easy to monitor space. The clear dome style, when used with a top covering, allows us to monitor wild patients inconspicuously to minimize stress. The convection heat style of the units allows safer, more effective heating than utilizing heating pads and maintains moisture far better than a traditional, forced-air incubator. The removable dividers allow us to house multiple small patients in one unit when needed or to use the whole unit for a larger patient, up to pelican size for the largest unit. We have had great success rehabilitating some of our more critical patients of a wide variety of wildlife species in these units, and especially when paired with the low cost compared to other critical care units on the market, it would be difficult to find many better options available for a wildlife or other non-profit facility.”
— Avery Berkowitz, DVM Director of Animal Care Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network
