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Castration Marking Ring...
An economically priced generic expander for rubber Elastrator rings.
An economically priced generic expander for rubber Elastrator rings.
For control of levamisole and fenbendazole sensitive mature and immature roundworms and as an aid in controlling tapeworm and selenium deficiencies in sheep and lambs.
Ready to use broad-spectrum worm drench for control of benzimidazole sensitive mature and immature roundworms and lungworm in sheep, cattle and goats
The Milk Train 4 litre lamb and kid feeder.
· Hang this handy feeder on a pipe or rail.
· Comes complete with little softy white no leak teats.
· These feeders can be joined together to make an eight or twelve teat feeder.
· 4 litre capacity total with each compartment holding 750ml.
· Made from soft latex rubber with a built-in flutter valve ball bearing system (which allows air into the bottle as the lambs are sucking)
· Ideal for newborn lambs, kids or other small animals
· Includes a sturdy cap that screws onto PET bottles (such as soft drink bottles)
· Our 1 litre Lamb Feeding Bottle is an inexpensive way to feed a lamb/kid
· Includes a robust Lambar Cross Cut Teat
· Includes an air inlet valve to control milk flow
· Made in Australia
· Feeding tube for lambs and kids is made of red rubber which stays flexible even in cold weather
· This helps to prevent injury when stomach-tubing these small sensitive animals
· Use with 60cc catheter-tip syringe or other catheter-tip syringe of your choice
· Feeding tube is 40cm long
The easiest and most common method of marking is to apply a rubber ring (or band) to the tail using an applicator. Banding is a bloodless method of tail docking and castration. The band cuts off the blood supply and tail/testis fall off in 7 to 10 days.
For the control and treatment of internal parasites of sheep including those with single or dual resistance to macrocyclic lactones (including moxidectin resistant strains), benzimidazoles or imidazothiazoles (levamisole / morantel). Where Barber's Pole worm (Haemonchus contortus) is known to be resistant to macrocyclic lactones and benzimidazoles and imidazothiazoles (levamisole / morantel), TRIGUARD may have limited efficacy. Also provides a selenium and cobalt supplement for sheep raised in selenium and/or cobalt deficient areas.