Small animal tissue forceps are used to clamp soft and hard tissues such as skin, fascia, muscle, peritoneum and tumor. Its characteristics are: the head has hook teeth, but no lip teeth, and it is firmly clamped, but it does some damage to the tissue.

Adelson's forceps: suitable for holding small tissues, skin, etc. Make a careful suture. The head is narrow and can be divided into two types: hooked teeth and non-hooked teeth. If the handle has holes, it is more stable to hold.

Among anatomical forceps and tissue forceps, one kind of forceps can be divided into hook teeth and lip teeth, which is generally called "chest forceps". Its characteristics are smaller and slimmer than anatomical forceps and tissue forceps, and its hook teeth and lip teeth are more precise, which is suitable for deep clamping of chest cavity or operation on very small animals. Of course, it can also be included in microscopic fine tweezers.