Ob Equipment Equipment Supplies For Sale In Nashville Davidson

Quick release buckles - no Velcro to get matted. Use in cold, wet, or inclement weather to help protect newborn and young calves from the elements. Easy on and easy off. Machine wash and dry.

Measure around the top of the front foot and the tape will reveal the weight of the calf. A must for every cow-calf producer. A great way to measure the birthweight of a newborn calf.

Maximum lift load is 2200 lbs. Adjusts to fit dairy and beef cattle. Daisy Cow Lifter Kit includes sling with lifting straps and C-hooks. Sling and straps provide support over a large body area to reduce pressure points.

Comes complete with insertion coil and cleaning brush. Handles (#17142) would also be utilized to grasp the wire. OB wire saw (#17141) is threaded around the fetal structure to be severed, inside the cow, and the Fetatome is used as a wire guide to shield...

Suture is passed under the skin around the vulva and tightened just enough to prevent re-prolapsing but still allow urine to pass. Eye is large enough to accept umbilical tape easily.

Assists in difficult births when traction is needed on the calf's head. Steel cable is slipped behind calf's ears and snugged around head by sliding yoke under the chin.

Hook-and-loop closures. Fits Ratch-A-Pull, Cable Calf Puller and most others. Durable, breathable canvas bag with separate pocket for chains and OB lube.

With 22" tube and catheter handle. Molded spiral tip is made of high quality thermoplastic rubber. Spiral tip insemination catheters are appropriate for swine artificial insemination.

Has fixed length of 21". Hook and loop leg straps are easy to apply and take off. Made of 2" wide nylon for strength with nickel plated hardware. Deluxe lightweight hobble aids cows following nerve injuries due to calving.

Replacement aspirator for Resuscitator Unit.

Aspirator mask is attached to wide end of the pump to draw out mucus or fluids that may be blocking the airway. One person can operate the Resuscitator using a simple push/pull action.

OB Puller to assist in the delivery of baby pigs, lambs, and kids. Flexible steel cable slips easily to tighten.

Hook, nickel finish, is designed to grasp chain firmly at any length.

Made of 2" wide poly webbing with nickel plated hardware. Nylon strap between legs is a fixed 21" length. Durable hobble with Velcro leg cuff adjustments.

Order OB chains separately. Lightweight special strength aluminum construction makes it easy to handle. Two-piece smooth shaft and wide cast aluminum breechen. Features same rugged construction as Dr. Franks, but with 2 pulling points that alternately...

Replacement rods for Dr. Franks Calf Puller.

Cattle OB Wire Saw J-18 is 11 yards of rapid cutting, rust resistant wire. Useful for removal of dead cattle fetus from womb.

Easy grip two-handed pull design provides extra leverage. Hook will not spring or let chain slip.

Twisted link design has been tested to a minimum of 1200 pounds pull. High quality, smooth nickel-plated steel.

The digital end of the narrower center section is 14 cm from the tip. The crucial probe end length is 7 cm. Research has shown that no freemartin calf has a vaginal length longer than 7 cm.

A greaseless, water-based lotion with methyl parben and propylparaben as preservatives.

Nylon bag for Dr. Frank's or Calf-Eze pullers.

Includes plastic bottle with shaker top. Completely inert and non-irritating. Makes 6 - 8 gallons. Concentrated J-Lube powder dissolves easily in water to create an effective obstetrical lubricant.

Unit can be attached quickly and securely to the loader of a tractor or to a block and tackle. Sling wraps around steel tubing frame. Sling is made of heavy duty PVC strengthened with nylon webbing.

Nickel plated twist link chains. Handles sold separately.

1-1/4" diameter probe. Use for semen evaluation and artificial insemination. Includes two replaceable 9V batteries for power. A handheld unit that is preset for use with rams and billy goats.

Deep Tissue Probe for Preg-Alert Pro is for early pregnancy detection, before 90 days in cows and mares.