The Convex Junior Dehorner is a specialized tool designed for dehorning young calves and goats. It is praised for its simplicity and effectiveness, providing a clean cut with minimal stress to the animal. The tool features a single knife aided by a buffer plate forming the lower jaw, which facilitates the entire cutting job. This design allows for the knife to be easily removed and replaced during operation, ensuring a smooth dehorning process. It is not recommended for tipping horns on larger animals due to its size and cutting capacity. The Convex Junior Dehorner is recognized for its quality construction and ease of use, making it a standard choice for farmers and veterinarians when handling young livestock. To properly use the Convex Junior Dehorner, it is essential to follow a few key steps to ensure the safety and well-being of the animal. First, the calf should be restrained appropriately to prevent movement during the procedure. Locate the horn bud and position the dehorner so that the tip of the horn bud is centered in the device. Apply firm pressure and rotate the dehorner back and forth until it cuts through the skin layer, making sure to free the skin completely around the horn for a full 360 degrees. After the horn is removed, it is important to cauterize the blood vessels to prevent bleeding and apply a blood stop powder. If the procedure is performed during fly season, applying fly spray is also recommended to protect the wound. Always ensure that the dehorner is at the proper temperature before use and consider pain management practices, such as using local anesthesia or anti-inflammatory drugs, to minimize discomfort for the animal The standard for dehorning large animals, goats and young calves up to 8 months. Simple operation makes it easy to handle, yet powerful enough to provide a fast, clean cut. Wood handles. Length 26.˝ Maximum blade opening of 1 1/4. " Gear driven blade cuts against fixed blade for double cutting action. Special Order ‍

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Barnes Dehorners with metal handles are essential tools in livestock management, specifically designed for the dehorning of calves and cattle. The 13-inch and 17-inch models cater to different sizes of livestock, ensuring a precise fit for effective use. Constructed from high-grade hardened steel, the cutting heads of these dehorners are built for durability and a smooth operation. The overlapping cutting edges are a critical feature, providing a complete cut, which is vital for the welfare of the animals and the efficiency of the task. Comfort is also a consideration in the design, with poly-coated grips on the metal handles to reduce slippage and increase user comfort during the dehorning process. These tools are recognized for their long-lasting service and are a testament to the quality craftsmanship that goes into their production. Dehorning is a common practice in livestock management, primarily aimed at ensuring the safety and welfare of both the animals and their handlers. The process involves removing the horns of cattle, which can be potentially dangerous. The benefits of dehorning are multifaceted: it reduces the risk of injury to other cattle, as horned animals can cause harm to each other, especially in close quarters. For handlers, dehorned cattle are safer to manage and transport, minimizing the risk of injuries during routine handling or when moving the animals between locations. Additionally, dehorned cattle require less space at feeding troughs, which can lead to more efficient feeding practices and reduced competition among animals. This can also translate to less bruising of carcasses during transportation to slaughter facilities, which is not only a welfare concern but also has economic implications. Furthermore, the removal of horns is believed to reduce aggressive behaviors associated with dominance, leading to a more harmonious herd dynamic. With cutting blades made of high-grade tool steel our dehorners are good to have a very clean dehorning job especially in calves from 2 – 8 months. Heavy construction, chrome plated handles with rubber grips. Available in 13˝ and 17˝ sizes. ‍

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Dr. Naylor Dehorning Paste is for the prevention of horn growth. Quick, safe and economical. Single application is all the is needed for young calves. Dosage: Apply as soon as the horn button can be felt at 3 to 7 days old. Contents: 4 oz.‍

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Quickly cuts through bones or horns. 12 m (39 feet) coil of OB Saw Wire.‍

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Stainless steel handle screws down tight & holds saw wire securely. Rust resistant, superior quality.‍

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Stone Manufacturings electric dehorner is less stressfull for you cattle. To dehorn young cattle, no loss of blood or severe shock during or after dehorning. Only a few seconds are required for the entire operation and can be done safely at any time of the year. Operates on 110 volts AC or DC, has a 10 FT, 3 wire grounded cord.

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The 13-inch Barnes dehorner with wooden handles is a quintessential tool for farmers and veterinarians who work with livestock. This particular model, known for its durable construction and ergonomic design, features a high-tempered cutting edge that is cupped to fit around the horn of the animal for a clean cut. The hardwood handles provide a sturdy grip, allowing for precise control during the dehorning process. This tool is designed to be used on calves and goats, and is effective for animals from 2 months to 1 year old. The overlapping cutting edges ensure a complete cut, which is essential for the well-being of the animal and the safety of the handler. It's important to note that dehorning, while necessary in many cases to prevent injury to other animals and handlers, should be performed with care and proper precautions to minimize stress and discomfort to the animal. Features: Cutting blades made of high-grade tool steel. Heavy construction, wooden handles. ‍

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