The 3/8" A-Z digits for tattoo pliers are a crucial tool for livestock management, allowing for the permanent identification of animals for breeding, health care, and regulatory compliance. These digits are typically made from durable materials like stainless steel to ensure the markings remain legible for the animal's lifetime. The quality of these digits is paramount as they must resist wear and tear, maintain sharpness to ensure clear imprints, and be easy to clean to prevent infection. The use of these digits with a compatible tattoo plier ensures a quick and efficient process, causing minimal discomfort to the animal.  Tattoo pliers offer a range of benefits for livestock management, primarily serving as a permanent method of identification. This is essential for tracking breeding records, health, and growth over time. Unlike other methods, tattoos do not need frequent replacement or maintenance, making them cost-effective in the long run. The process is relatively quick and simple, requiring less preparation compared to branding. When used correctly with high-quality ink, tattoos are distinctive, permanent, and comply with animal identification legislation and breed regulations. Additionally, tattooing with pliers is adaptable to various livestock and can be performed with minimal infrastructure. It's important to use the correct equipment and maintain cleanliness to prevent infection and ensure the legibility of the tattoos Tattooing an animal using pliers is a precise process that requires attention to detail to ensure the tattoo is permanent and legible. Begin by assembling the necessary equipment: tattoo pliers, the correct set of digits, tattoo ink, and cleaning supplies such as alcohol and rags. First, secure the animal in a chute or head catch to minimize movement. Clean the ear with alcohol to remove any dirt or wax, and ensure it's dry. Insert the chosen digits into the pliers and test the alignment on a piece of cardboard. When ready, position the pliers on the part of the ear that is light in color and free from hair, avoiding any ribs or veins. Apply firm pressure to ensure the needles penetrate the skin. Immediately after, rub tattoo ink into the punctured area, which helps in marking the digits and promotes healing due to the antiseptic properties of the ink. Clean and dry the equipment after use to maintain its condition for future applications. Set of letters for 3/8˝ Standard tattoo plier Exchangeable with Stone pliers ‍

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The 3/8" Standard Tattoo Plier Kit is an essential tool for livestock management, providing a reliable method for permanent animal identification. Crafted from Strong, lightweight aluminum alloy the plier holds 4 digits and It comes with set of numerals (0-9) and a 1 oz tube of green tattoo paste. The pliers are designed to be lightweight, reducing hand fatigue during extended use, which is crucial for clear and precise tattooing. The ear release feature is a significant advantage, ensuring that the needles disengage cleanly from the ear, preventing smudging and promoting a clear, permanent mark. The kit's ease of use and the quality of the imprint make it a staple in livestock identification, aiding in tracking and record-keeping for herd management. With the addition of nitrile gloves and ink included the tattoo plier kit is a comprehensive solution for the identification needs of sheep, pigs, goats, rabbits, and other livestock. When using a tattoo plier for livestock identification, it's crucial to follow best practices to ensure the markings are clear, permanent, and safe for the animals. Begin by restraining the animal securely, preferably in a squeeze chute, and clean the ear with rubbing alcohol to remove any wax or debris that could affect the tattoo's clarity. It's advisable to clip hair from the tattoo area for better visibility and to prevent interference with the ink. Use a halter for additional control if necessary. When applying the tattoo, make sure the digits are correctly aligned and the pliers are set firmly to ensure the ink penetrates the skin adequately. After tattooing, use a toothbrush or similar tool to rub more ink into the punctures, enhancing the permanence of the mark. Disinfect the equipment between animals to maintain biosecurity measures.  Regularly check the tattoos for legibility, as hair growth can cause fading over time. Lastly, prioritize human safety while working around the animals, as proper restraint is essential to prevent injuries. ‍

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The 50CC Automatic Metallic Roux Syringe is a high-quality veterinary tool designed for precision and durability. Its chrome metal body and stainless steel plunger ensure a robust construction suitable for repeated use in administering medication to a variety of animals including cattle, swine, sheep, goats, and horses. The syringe features a replaceable glass barrel, contributing to its longevity and ease of sterilization. The dosage is easily adjustable with a simple turn of the dial, allowing for accurate measurements ranging from 1 to 5 mL. This syringe also includes a Luer lock, which is a standardized fitting for securing needles, ensuring a safe and secure connection. The design incorporates reverse threads on the rear handle for self-tightening, which prevents loosening during injections. For those in the veterinary field, the Roux Syringe represents a reliable and efficient tool for the administration of treatments The 50CC Automatic Metallic Roux Syringe is commonly used in veterinary medicine for the administration of various treatments and medications. Its precise dosage adjustments make it ideal for delivering vaccines, antibiotics, or other injectable solutions to large animals such as cattle, swine, sheep, goats, and horses. The syringe's durability and ease of sterilization also allow for its use in field conditions, where it can be repeatedly used for mass treatments or vaccinations during outbreaks of disease. Additionally, its Luer lock tip ensures compatibility with a wide range of needle types, making it a versatile tool for different veterinary procedures ***Due to California state licensing regulations, this product cannot be shipped to California. ‍

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The Champion Ratchet Style Calf Puller is a highly regarded tool in the livestock birthing process, known for its durability and effectiveness. Constructed from high-quality steel, it is designed to last and to make challenging deliveries as straightforward as possible. Its ratchet mechanism offers both zig-zag and single-pull options, providing versatility to accommodate different calving situations. The standard rod length is 66 inches, ensuring it can suit various sizes of livestock. The steel rods are easy to disassemble for cleaning, promoting good hygiene practices. It's important to use this tool with care, following proper techniques to ensure the safety of both the cow and calf during the birthing process. For those unfamiliar with using fetal extractors, it's advisable to consult with a veterinarian before use to prevent any potential harm. To properly use a Champion Ratchet Style Calf Puller, begin by securely screwing the rods together to prevent bending or breaking. Place the breechen against the cow’s rump, ensuring the chain lays across the cow’s back just ahead of the pin bones. Attach one chain to each of the calf’s legs, noting that two chains are required for the alternating leg pull. Insert the assembled rod with the jack into the breechen and attach the chains to the jack. For an alternating pull, attach one chain to the hook on the top half of the jack and one to the hook on the opposite side of the bottom half. For a single pull, use both hooks on the bottom half of the jack. Carefully ratchet the jack to assist the calf's delivery, making sure to pull only when the cow is pushing to avoid injury. After use, clean the puller with a mild disinfectant. It's crucial to consult a veterinarian or an experienced professional before using the calf puller, especially if you're unfamiliar with the process, to ensure the safety of both the cow and the calf. This calf puller makes faster delivery possible in emergencies. 66˝ Coarse-threaded tube metal head piece. Deep groove, nickel-plated rod for positive ratchet action and easy clean up. High-quality, reinforced breach and extended release arms. One-person operation. Dual action pull: Lever pulls with both up and down stroke. Easy on the cow and calf. Strong ratchet mechanism won’t slip or come apart. Padded handle for operator come for instructions included. Replacement parts available.  ‍

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Clear, easy to read digital temperature display. Fahrenheit (°F) or Celsius (°C). It has an automatic shut off-Includes 1.5V. Battery and instructions.‍

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The Cow Immobilizer, also known as the Anti Kick Bar, is an essential tool in the dairy industry, designed to ensure the safety of both the animals and the handlers during milking. These devices are robust and galvanized, catering to different animal sizes, and are instrumental in preventing cows from kicking, which can be a risk during the milking process. The use of such bars involves placing them around the cow's legs, above the hocks, to restrict movement without causing the animal distress or discomfort. It's important to use these bars correctly to avoid any potential harm; they should fit comfortably and be secured in place to minimize movement. With proper use, these tools can make the milking process smoother and safer for everyone involved. Selecting the appropriate Cow Immobilizer, or Anti Kick Bar, involves considering several factors to ensure the safety and comfort of the cattle during procedures like milking, branding, or medical treatments. Firstly, assess the size and breed of the cattle, as these factors can influence the type of immobilizer needed. It's crucial to choose a device that is adjustable and fits comfortably to prevent any distress to the animals. Additionally, look for immobilizers made from durable, high-quality materials to ensure longevity and effectiveness. It's also important to consider the ease of use for the handler and the immobilizer's compatibility with existing farm equipment. Always prioritize devices that have been tested and proven safe for use on animals, including pregnant cows, and ensure they do not negatively impact the animal's well-being during or after use. Lastly, consult with a veterinarian or an experienced cattle handler for recommendations on the best immobilizer for your specific needs and circumstances.  Free-running springs with 3⁄8˝ (9 mm) pin and the 45° offset of the hole series ensure ergonomic length adjustment and prevent inadvertent opening. Marking of the long side (bottom) with black caps. ‍

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Disposable Boots with Elastic Top, with a thickness of 6.5 MIL, offer a durable and practical solution for various environments where cleanliness and sanitation are of utmost importance. These boots are designed to be easily slipped on or off, which is essential for fast-paced work settings. The elastic top ensures that the boots stay securely in place, preventing them from falling off during use. They are very resistant, helping to keep out debris and maintain a sterile environment. Typically used in veterinary practices, laboratories, or any setting that requires strict hygiene control, these boots come in a pack of 50, providing a cost-effective option for maintaining high standards of cleanliness. Heavy Duty 6.5 mil Clear Polyethylene Plastic Boot. Easy to slip on or off. Elastic top keeps boots from falling off. Very resistant. Helps keep out debris. 50 boot covers per box. ‍

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A double-sided hoof rasp with  handle is a versatile tool essential for equine hoof care. It  features coarse teeth on one side and finer teeth on the other, allowing for both aggressive removal of hoof material and finer shaping. The ergonomic  handle is designed to fit comfortably in the user's hand, making it easier to perform the necessary rasping work. Such tools are not only used by farriers but can also be adapted for use in other animals or even in woodworking for those who appreciate their multifunctional nature Contains coarse grade grooves and serrated surfaces for multiple rasping work. Traditional style rasp with improved, aggressive serrations remove substantial hoof matter quickly. A must-have item for your tack room. Specifications: 14˝ L x 1-3/4˝ W. ‍

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The Elastrator - Heavy Duty is a specialized tool used primarily in livestock management for castration, docking, and other animal husbandry practices. It is designed to facilitate these procedures without causing blood loss or open wounds, ensuring a more humane and less stressful experience for the animals. The tool's high-quality construction and materials are tailored for durability and ease of use, making it a reliable choice for farmers and veterinarians. Proper use of the Elastrator contributes to better meat quality and overall farm safety 1-person operation. Removes bitten swine tails. No blood loss, shock or open wounds. Bands open to 1¼” x 1-3/8″ x 1¾’ x 1-3/8″. CASTRATES: lambs calves; DOCKS: lambs goats; Bands are not included. ‍

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Hand counters are essential tools for a variety of tasks where accurate tallying is necessary. They come in different forms, from simple manual clickers to advanced digital models. High-quality hand counters are typically made of durable materials like metal, ensuring longevity and reliability in various environments. The ease of use is another crucial aspect, with most counters featuring a simple button press to increment the count and a quick reset knob. They are widely used for counting inventory, ensuring businesses can track stock levels accurately, which is vital for maintaining profitability and efficiency. Additionally, hand counters are indispensable for managing attendance at events, providing a straightforward method for recording the number of participants. This helps in organizing and planning, as accurate attendance figures can influence future event decisions. Overall, investing in a high-quality hand counter can significantly streamline the process of counting and tracking in multiple settings.  

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Fits on any Hot-Shot Electric Livestock Prod. Flexible shaft can withstand bending up to 180˚. Available in several lengths. -- 22", 32", and 42" .  Hot Shot 22" flexible shaft includes the prod handle (not included, sold separately); actual length of the shaft is 13.5 inch H‍ot Shot 32" flexible shaft is designed for use on livestock only. 32 inch length includes the prod handle (not included, sold separately); actual length of the shaft is 23.5 inch. Hot Shot 42 inch length includes the prod handle (not included, sold separately); actual length of the shaft is 33.5 inch WARNING! It is illegal to ship or carry this product outside the United States! IVS agrees to sell you this product only under the condition that you will not ship or carry it outside the U.S. without a Federal Export License. Contact IVS directly for more information.

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