Livestock Care Dairy Supplies Equipment For Sale In Brownsville

This Udder Tech combination has been a hit from the start with two bags that slide freely on a belt helping you save time and steps. This set can be used to carry supplies for treating dry cows, mastitis tubes and other medicine.

Unlike most milking sleeves, Udder Tech's Adjustable Milking Sleeve has elastic and hook and loop closures on the top and bottom. The sleeve stays put, won't slouch and you can adjust it for a perfect fit.

This Bell produces a dull tonal quality that can be heard at great distances. Steel bell with coppered finish. Loop and eye that holds clapper is of one piece construction.

Repeat treatment after 24 hours. Prilimycin hydrochloride. Infuse one tube into each affected quarter. Daily treatment with Pirsue may be repeated at 24-hour intervals for up to 8 consecutive days.

Treat sub-clinical mastitis in dry cows quickly and effectively with Pfizer Albadry Plus Suspension. This combination of penicillin G procaine and novobiocin sodium is effective against major staph and strep pathogens.

The teat is leak resistant even when used at the bottom of a milk container. There is a milk opening on each side of the nipple, situated so that the crown of the nipple remains intact.

Milk-Rite Ultraliner High-Performance Inflations features a patented mouthpiece designed to reduce squawking and drop-off and a unique milk stem that combines flexibility with extra claw protection.

Milk-Rite Ultraliner TLC Gentle Inflations have a triangular body that gently cradles the teat. This permits uniform teat massage and blood circulation without the teat end pinch possible with ordinary inflations.

Proven to reduce Somatic cell count in milk by up to 50%. Provides treatment for 6 cows, 12 sheep or goats. Spray on nose or add to water for at least 10 days. No milk withdrawal. Give cows 2 ml twice daily, sheep or goats 1 ml twice daily.

Milk withdrawal 60 hours (5 milkings) after the latest treatment. Masti-Clear is effective against udder infections caused by Streptococcus agalactiae, Streptococcus dysgalactiae and Streptococcus uberis.