Vetario 30 Portable Intensive Care Unit

The Vetario 30 Portable Intensive Care Unit is a compact, lightweight small animal ICU designed to provide safe warmth and isolation for young, sick, injured or compromised animals and birds. Highly portable and energy efficient, it is ideally suited to wildlife rescue, emergency transport, breeders and short-term intensive care where mobility and reliability are essential.

With a practical internal floor area of 240 mm × 240 mm, the Vetario 30 is perfectly sized for small mammals, birds and neonates requiring controlled warmth and close monitoring.

Designed for Portability and Emergency Use

The Vetario 30 is purpose-built for mobile care. An integrated carry handle allows easy transport, while the lightweight design makes it practical for rescue situations, field work and vehicle use.

Operating safely on 12-volt power, the unit can be powered via:

• Mains electricity using the supplied adaptor

• Vehicle power using the included 12-volt cigarette lighter adaptor

This flexibility makes the Vetario 30 an excellent choice for transport, wildlife response and off-site care.

Stable Temperature Control in a Compact ICU

Despite its small footprint, the Vetario 30 delivers reliable temperature stability through a quiet, low-speed internal fan that distributes warmth evenly while minimising noise and disturbance.

An adjustable ventilation vent allows increased airflow in warmer environments or when caring for larger occupants, helping maintain comfort and air quality.

Two control options are available to suit different needs:

• Vetario S30 (Analogue) with glass thermometer

• Vetario T30 (Digital) with precise digital control and alarms

Both models offer temperature adjustment from room temperature up to 38°C, making the unit suitable for neonates and vulnerable patients.

Easy Observation and Low-Stress Care

The clear door is manufactured from tough, UV-resistant polycarbonate and can be opened and securely latched with one hand. This allows quick access while maintaining visibility and minimising disturbance to the occupant.

The quiet fan operation and insulated cabinet design help reduce stress, making the Vetario 30 particularly suitable for wildlife and nervous animals.

Hygiene and Simple Cleaning

Cleaning and disinfection are straightforward. The hinged door lifts off easily, and the internal working components and fascia unclip and slide out without tools, leaving the cabinet empty for thorough cleaning.

The double-walled cabinet provides effective heat and sound insulation while also supporting hygienic maintenance between patients.

Biomaster™ Antimicrobial Protection

To reduce infection risk, the Vetario 30 cabinet incorporates Biomaster™ Antimicrobial Protection during manufacture. Embedded directly into the plastic, this technology inhibits the growth of harmful bacteria and has been proven to reduce bacterial growth by up to 99.99%, helping provide a safer recovery environment for young and vulnerable animals.

Key Features

• Portable design with integrated carry handle
• Stackable construction with interlocking feet
• Safe 12-volt operation
• Mains power adaptor and 12-volt car adaptor included
• Clear polycarbonate door for easy observation
• One-handed door operation with secure latch
• Quiet, low-speed fan for minimal disturbance
• Adjustable ventilation vent
• Double-walled cabinet for heat and sound insulation
• Easy disassembly for deep cleaning
• Protected with Biomaster™ antimicrobial additives
• Quick warm-up time
• Made in Great Britain
• FREE 3-year guarantee (subject to online registration)

Vetario 30 Dimensions and Power

• External dimensions: 297 × 270 × 275 mm (H × W × D)
• Internal floor area: 240 × 240 mm
• Weight: 2.11 kg
• Maximum power consumption: 36 W
• Typical running power: 18 W

Vetario S30 Analogue Model

• Glass thermometer displaying °C
• Temperature adjustable from room temperature to 38°C

Vetario T30 Digital Model

• Digital temperature display in °C or °F
• Temperature adjustable in 0.1°C increments
• Dual alarms for internal and external temperature deviations