A small livestock barn w/fenced paddocks, fenced pasture w/run-in shed, & native perennial landscaping complement this idyllic setting in beautiful Leelanau County. Though built in 2005, this home was inspired by the Leelanau bungalow/cottage-style farmhouse...
May be repeated for 2 additional days if needed. Fight Strong Uterine Balance Capsules were developed to help beef and dairy cattle overcome uterine challenges after calving and to prepare for rebreeding.
Stronger than any leather cow strap, this superior 1/8" thick, woven nylon neck strap stays soft under any weather conditions but will not become "ropy". One piece, with 2" D-ring.
Inner milk pail is aluminum. Outer shell and cover are constructed of stainless steel. Heavy-duty thermostat controls the temperature to destroy disease-producing bacteria. SafGard Dual Temperature Pasteurizer is designed for home use.
8 Quart Bucket is rugged polyethylene construction with a wear pad on bottom. Has removable bail; fits all calf pail holders. Molded graduations in quarts.
A small livestock barn w/fenced paddocks, fenced pasture w/run-in shed, & native perennial landscaping complement this idyllic setting in beautiful Leelanau County. Though built in 2005, this home was inspired by the Leelanau bungalow/cottage-style farmhouse...
The Tailwell 2 requires a power drill (not included) for operation. Each trim takes only seconds and lasts about a year. The inner cutter doesn't move and won't cut the animal. The Tailwell 2 Tail Trimmer is a cordless drill attachment used to quickly...
End plates and connector rod are also stainless steel. Constructed of multiple smaller magnets wich activate built-in steel plates. Heavy duty 3/4" x 3 3/8" cow magnet. Contains no plastic parts.
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.
Boluses may be used as is for intrauterine application or dissolved in water for flushing open wounds in beef and dairy cattle and sheep. A non-medicated urea bolus for use as an antiseptic and proteolytic aid at infection sites and wounds.
Magnets fall into the second stomach to attract metal objects. Administer with a balling gun. Extra strength 1/2" x 3" stainless steel magnet for the prevention of hardware disease.
Spectramast LC is indicated for the treatment of clinical mastitis in lactating dairy cattle associated with coagulase-negative staphylococci, Streptococcus dysgalactiae, and Escherichia coli.
Infuse one tube into each affected quarter at the time of dry off. Each 10 ml tube of Spectramast DC contains the equivalent to 500 mg ceftiofur in a cottonseed oil base. Spectramast DC Dry Cow Formula is indicated for the treatment of subclinical mastitis...
Extra strength, 1/2" x 3" Alnico magnet for the prevention of hardware disease. Administered with a balling gun, magnets fall into the second stomach to attract metal objects. Axial magnetic pull at the ends.
Automatic shut-off when pasteurization is complete, with a buzzer to let you know that milk is ready for cooling. Designed for home use to allow safe, effective pasteurization of milk for human or animal consumption.
Seam is sonically welded and stitched for extra strength and long life. Hook and loop style fastening system goes on and off quickly and easily. Use color coded nylon leg bands to indicate whether cow is treated, dry, etc.
Pirsue Sterile Solution is indicated for the treatment of clinical and subclinical mastitis in lactating dairy cattle associated with Staphylococcus species such as Staphylococcus aureus and Streptococcus species such as Streptococcus agalactiae, Streptococcus...
Quartermaster Dry Cow is for intramammary use to reduce the frequency of existing infection and to prevent new infections with Staphylococcus aureus in dry cows. Penicillin and dihydrostreptomycin.
The usual dose in cattle is 500 ml per 800-1000 pounds of body weight, given by IV. Cal-Dex CMPK Injection contains calcium, potassium, phosphorus and magnesium in a dextrose solution.
