Inverted fixing and warming apparatus for mice retention enema experiment

An inverted fixing and warming apparatus for mice retention enema experiments comprises a tripod for placing anesthetized mice. The plane, where the base edge of the tripod is situated, is parallel to a horizontal plane, and the planes, where the other two side edges are situated and the plane, where the base edge of the tripod is situated, are at an 30-60 degree included angle. On the tripod, an elastic shoe plate made of heat conduction material is fixed on the plane, where at least one side edge is situated. Warming materials which keep mice warm are laid on the surface of the shoe plate, the top of the tripod is provided with a top board parallel to the horizontal surface, and two rows of top board supports are arranged along the length direction of the top board. A plurality of tail clamps for clamping the tails of mice are arranged on each row of the top board supports. The inverted fixing and warming apparatus is simple in integral structure, low in production cost, and convenient for use and carrying around. The inverted fixing and warming apparatus allows inverted fixing and keeps mice warm.