The Calf Weaner Large, Yellow with Stainless Steel Screw is a durable and reusable device designed to aid in the weaning process of calves. It is constructed from heavyweight plastic, ensuring longevity and the ability to withstand the rigors of farm use. The steel screw and nut assembly is robust, providing a secure fit when applied. The weaner is easy to apply and remove, with spikes that face the calf to prevent it from sucking while still allowing it to graze and have physical contact with the cow. This method of weaning is known to reduce stress for both the calf and the cow, and is suitable for calves up to 18 months of age. The device's design is lightweight, minimizing discomfort for the calf. For optimal results, it is typically recommended to leave the weaners on the calves for 4-7 days before separating them from their mothers. This practice not only facilitates a smoother transition from milk to grass but also helps prevent diseases that may arise from continued suckling. The Calf Weaner Large, Yellow with Steel Screw is a practical tool for farmers looking to implement an efficient and humane weaning strategy To properly apply the Calf Weaner Large, Yellow with Steel Screw, ensure that the calf is restrained safely to prevent injury. Clean the weaner device before use. Open the screw enough to fit the calf's muzzle, and position the weaner so that the spikes face towards the calf. The spikes should prevent the calf from nursing but allow for grazing and drinking water. Secure the device by tightening the screw, but be careful not to over-tighten, as this could cause discomfort or harm to the calf. Check the fit to ensure it is snug but not too tight, allowing for some movement. It's important to monitor the calf after application to ensure it is not experiencing any distress and that the weaner remains properly in place. After the recommended period, usually 4-7 days, the weaner can be removed by loosening the screw and gently sliding the device off the calf's muzzle. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and consult with a veterinarian if you are unsure about the process Specifically designed to stop calves from suckling. Durable plastic with very strong and durable steel wing screw. ‍

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Cow lifts are essential tools in the management of livestock, particularly for assisting cows that are unable to stand on their own due to illness, injury, or after giving birth. High-quality cow lifts are designed to be durable, safe, and humane, providing support to the cow during recovery. They come in various styles, such as hip lifts and full-body slings, each suited for different situations and sizes of cattle. The use of a cow lift can significantly improve the chances of recovery by helping to prevent further injury and enabling essential veterinary treatment. It's crucial for farmers to have a reliable cow lift on hand for emergencies, as timely intervention can save a cow's life and reduce the need for extensive veterinary services COW LIFT-HEAVY DUTY • Robust and stable design; proven for decades • An indispensable device for cows that cannot get back on their feet (e.g. complicated parturition) • This is an investment that pays back quickly; a must for every dairy cattle farmer • The gummed clamps are adjustable to any size cow  • In combination with a pulley or another hoisting apparatus, small to medium breeds can be assisted to their feet, to a max of 900 kg 

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The IVS bull nose ring is an essential tool for farmers and veterinarians. Made of premium stainless steel, anti-rust , made for long service life. Easy to use, automatic locking. Smooth surface without burrs. Easy to use, just use a screwdriver to open it.‍

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The bull ring, typically made of brass, is a longstanding tool used in cattle management. Its primary function is to ensure safety and control over bulls, particularly in situations where they may become aggressive or need to be led during shows or veterinary procedures. The brass material is chosen for its durability and resistance to corrosion, which is essential given the demanding conditions of farming and livestock management. The insertion of the ring is usually performed by a veterinarian when the bull is between nine and twelve months old, ensuring minimal discomfort with professional handling. The size of the ring can also play a role in the visual presentation of the bull, with larger rings often making the animal appear smaller, which can be an advantage in certain breeding contexts. Overall, the use of a brass bull ring is a testament to the blend of tradition and practicality in agricultural practices. The long, sharp point cuts a clean hole Self piercing heavy duty brass. Available in: 3/8" x 3-1/2" 3/8" x 3" 5/16" x 2-1/2" 5/16" x 3" ‍

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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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Plastic paddle with rigid fiberglass shaft. Golf grip type rubber handle. Filled with noise rattles to aid pig movement.‍

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The Calf Weaner Orange is a durable and easy-to-apply device designed to aid in the weaning process of calves. Made from virtually unbreakable plastic, these weaners are lightweight and do not cause discomfort to the animals. They are suitable for calves up to 18 months of age and work by impeding the calf's ability to suck while still allowing them to graze and have physical contact with their mothers. This method reduces the stress associated with weaning, as it prevents the calf from nursing but does not isolate them from the herd. Typically, the weaners are left on the calves for about 4-7 days before the calves are separated from their mothers, which helps them transition to feeding on grass and other solid foods. This practice not only supports the health and welfare of the calves but also contributes to the management of the herd during the weaning period Applying a Calf Weaner Orange is a straightforward process that can be done with care and attention to the calf's comfort. First, ensure that the calf is restrained safely to prevent injury to both the animal and the handler. The weaner typically consists of two pieces that clip or snap together through the calf's nostrils. Gently separate the calf's nostrils and insert the weaner, making sure that it's securely fastened but not overly tight. It's important to check that the weaner is not causing any undue stress or discomfort to the calf. After application, monitor the calf for a short period to ensure they can breathe comfortably and are able to graze and drink water without issue. The weaner should stay in place for about 4-7 days before removal, which should coincide with the separation of the calf from its mother. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and consult with a veterinarian if you're unsure about the process or if it's the first time you're applying a weaner Specifically designed to stop calves from suckling. Durable plastic. Easy to apply. ‍

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Lightweight polyethylene pig sorting panel. Multiple hand holds molded into the edges. Easy to store, use and clean. 30” height. Available in 38” and 48” widths. Red. *This is an oversize item and does not qualify for Free Shipping.  ‍

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High-quality, chrome plated handle has a rubber grip handle is designed to grasp OB chains firmly. Both 30˝ and 60˝ chains are strong!  Tested to provide 1,200 lb or more pull strength.

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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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Fits on any Hot-Shot Electric Livestock Prod. Made of rigid fiberglass. Designed for use on livestock only. 24" = length includes the prod handle (not included, sold separately); actual length of the shaft is 15.75"36" = length includes the prod handle (not included, sold separately); actual length of the shaft is 27.75"48" = length includes the prod handle (not included, sold separately); actual length of the shaft is 39.75"60" = length includes the prod handle (not included, sold separately); actual length is 51.75"72" = length includes the prod handle (not included, sold separately); actual length of the shaft is 63.75"

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HS2000® The Green One® is a battery-operated livestock prod delivering unparalleled performance in all conditions, especially on wet animals. Hot-Shot® continues to lead the industry with our dependable, commercial-strength prods. Every unit is factory tested to high performance standards, making it the ongoing brand of choice for farmers, ranchers, and professional stock handlers and haulers. When used correctly, electric prods are a time-tested, humane way to aid in the movement of livestock; be sure to read and understand all documentation included before using this product. Permanently sealed, maintenance-free solid-state motor resists damage by dirt or moisture. Features a finger guard for added protection. Unique safety clip prevents accidental use. Latigo carrying strap and six C-cell batteries included. Comes with an interchangeable 32 inch flexible shaft. Also comes in a rechargeable model; other shaft lengths and styles are available Comes with interchangeable 32 inch flexible shaft; other shaft lengths and styles are available carrying strap and six C-cell batteries included Electronic Cattle ProdsAccording to the Bureau of Industry and Security—U.S. Department of Commerce, “…devices to administer electric shock, for example, stun guns, shock batons, shock shields, electronic cattle prods…. A license is required for all destinations (outside of the U.S.), except Canada, regardless of end-use.” Per this regulation, electric cattle prod export is not permitted without prior U.S. Government authorization.

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