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Animal restraint is an essential part of veterinary care, animal control, wildlife response, and shelter operations. Whether handling a routine examination, transporting an injured animal, or responding to a field call, proper handling helps protect the animal, the handler, and everyone involved. While every situation is different, avoiding a few common mistakes can make a…
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Chemical capture training is essential for professionals who may need to immobilize animals safely, humanely, and with as little stress as possible. In the field, the decision to use chemical capture is not just about having the right equipment. It also depends on understanding legal responsibilities, dosage calculation, medication delivery techniques, equipment handling, and post-capture…
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A high power pressure washer can make a major difference in shelters, kennels, and other animal care environments where daily cleaning is part of keeping spaces safer and more sanitary. At ACES, our high-pressure sprayer category includes two options: the Power Clean 2.0 Wall Mount High Pressure Washer and the Power Clean Go Portable High…
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As temperatures climb, snake handling equipment becomes even more important for the professionals, facilities, and organizations most likely to encounter reptiles in the field. Warmer months often bring more visible activity as many species spend more time basking, hunting, and moving through areas where people also work, walk, and spend time outdoors. That makes summer…
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When shopping for live animal traps, the best choice depends on what you need to catch, where the trap will be placed, and how you plan to transport or release what you capture. ACES carries a wide range of live animal traps and accessories from trusted brands including SafeGuard, Tomahawk, and Tru Catch, so the…
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Working closely with animals carries inherent risk, even for experienced professionals. Bites, scratches, and sudden movements can happen during routine tasks like intake, transfers, or medical restraint. That’s why animal handling gloves and other equipment play such a critical role in safety planning across veterinary clinics, shelters, and field operations. As part of a broader…
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Providing compassionate care doesn’t end when an animal’s life comes to an end. In veterinary settings and shelters, thoughtful and respectful animal handling practices extend to aftercare, ensuring dignity, safety, and comfort for both staff and grieving loved ones. Whether preparing for cremation, transport, or memorialization—including the selection of pet cremation urns—understanding the proper steps…
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When it comes to sourcing veterinary supplies, quality, trust, and real-world experience matter. At ACES, our mission is simple: to help you help animals—with equipment designed for safety, reliability, and real-time performance. With countless vendors in the space, you deserve to know why ACES stands out as a go-to supplier for veterinary supplies and animal…
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For every animal control officer, no two days look the same. One morning might involve rescuing injured wildlife from a roadside, and by afternoon, responding to a call about an aggressive dog in a confined space. These unpredictable situations demand preparedness, adaptability, and the right gear—not just the large tools, but the essential accessories that…
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Privacy, safety, peace of mind — that’s what proper animal identification tags deliver. Whether you’re a pet owner, a shelter worker, or a rescue volunteer, using the right tags means pets are more reachable, more traceable, and more protected. At ACES (Animal Care Equipment & Services), their durable tag solutions are designed for tough environments…