VetOne OB Lube, Non-Spermicidal, Sterile (5 oz)

VetOne OB Lube Sterile for Veterinary Use

Non-Spermicidal Sterile Lubricating Jelly 

VetOne OB Lube Sterile is a sterile, non-spermicidal, water-soluble lubricating jelly designed specifically for veterinary applications across a wide range of species including canines, felines, equines, and livestock. This medical-grade gel is trusted for rectal, vaginal, and obstetrical procedures, delivering reliable lubrication while maintaining tissue safety and procedural visibility.

With a gentle, non-irritating formula, VetOne OB Lube helps facilitate exams, artificial insemination, catheter insertions, and birthing assistance—essential in both clinical and on-farm environments. It is colorless, odorless, and formulated to meet the stringent sterility demands of animal health professionals.

What Are the Key Benefits of VetOne OB Lube Sterile for Animal Care?

• Non-Spermicidal & Sterile Formula: Ensures compatibility with reproductive procedures without interfering with fertility or sperm viability.
• Veterinary-Grade Quality: Specifically formulated for animal use, unlike general-purpose lubricants or human-use alternatives.
• Water-Soluble & Easy to Clean: Leaves no greasy residue and washes away easily with water—ideal for clinical and field conditions.
• Safe for Internal Use: Designed for use with rectal thermometers, catheters, gloves, speculums, and during OB procedures like calving or foaling.
• Neutral pH & Non-Irritating: Gentle on mucous membranes and internal tissues, even during repeated use.

How Is VetOne OB Lube Sterile Commonly Used in Veterinary Practice?

This lubricating jelly supports a variety of procedures, such as:

• Rectal examinations and palpation in cattle, horses, and large animals
• Catheterization and urinary procedures in dogs and cats
• Obstetric assistance during labor or delivery
• Vaginal or reproductive tract exams
• Artificial insemination support
  

How to Apply VetOne OB Lube Correctly? (Directions for Use) 

• Apply directly to gloved hands, instruments, or examination areas before the procedure.
• For deeper or high-friction procedures (e.g., rectal exams or calving), use a generous quantity.
• Reapply as necessary during longer exams.
• Store in a clean, dry place; discard if the packaging is opened or damaged.

What Ingredients Are in VetOne OB Lube Sterile?

Note: This product is free from spermicides, fragrances, and dyes—ideal for reproductive and OB use.

Are There Any Side Effects or Warnings for Using VetOne OB Lube?

Side Effects (Rare):

• Mild skin or mucosal irritation in sensitive animals
• Allergic reactions (extremely uncommon)

Important Warnings:

• For external use only
  
• Do not ingest or inject
• Do not use if the tube seal is broken or compromised
• Avoid contact with eyes; rinse with water if accidental exposure occurs
• Keep out of reach of children and pets when not in use

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VetOne OB Lube Sterile FAQs

What is VetOne OB Lube Sterile used for?

VetOne OB Lube is used for lubricating gloves, tools, or internal areas during veterinary exams, rectal palpations, catheterizations, and reproductive procedures.

Is this product safe for use during artificial insemination?

Yes, it’s non-spermicidal and sterile, making it ideal for AI in both small and large animals.

Can I use VetOne OB Lube for birthing assistance in livestock?

Absolutely. It’s widely used during calving, foaling, and other OB procedures to minimize tissue friction and discomfort.

Does this product contain any medications or anesthetics?

No. It is a neutral lubricant without anesthetic or medicinal ingredients, ensuring safety for sensitive exams.

Can I use it with a urinary catheter in dogs or cats?

Yes, it’s perfect for lubricating catheters before insertion to reduce trauma and ease placement.

Authoritative Veterinary Resources

1. Merck Vet Manual – Reproductive Examination Techniques
   
2. AVMA – Animal Examination Guidelines
   
3. FDA – Safe Use of Veterinary Medical Products
   
4. PubMed – Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose in Lubricants