Ob Equipment Livestock Supplies For Sale In Anaheim

Designed to predict calving ease in heifers. A real management tool for heifer selection. Constructed of precision cast aluminum with easy-to-read centimeter scale.

Will not rust, providing years of service. Professional quality stainless steel OB chain.

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 the cow's tissues from damage during the sawing process.

Handles for use with the OB Wire Saw.

The cow hip lift is a must when faced with downed cows, calving paralysis or a prolapsed uterus. Best not left on animal more than 30 minutes at a time. Large 10" rings are placed over pelvic bones and tightened by turning crank.

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

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

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

Because the animal's uterus changes density soon after conception, you can identify pregnancy as early as 14 days after breeding in mares, and 22 days after breeding in cows. Requires as little as a minute per animal, without the risks associated with...

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

Chlorhexidine disinfectant solution, two 30" OB chains, 10 count OB sleeves, 8 oz. Triodine-7 for umbilical cord care. Calf Birthing Kit includes: 13 quart stainless steel pail, 16 oz.

Replacement aspirator for Resuscitator Unit.

The 52" comes with a chain and the 108" comes with hand holds (to be used without a calf puller.) Nylon OB straps spread tension over wider area on calf's leg to prevent fractures.

Specifically designed to catch the leg, hoof or hock to assist in breech deliveries. Use with your OB handle or calf puller. Fitted with a 30" OB chain.

Udder Tech Calf Blankets are available with a single or double layer of Thinsulate insulation to best suit your environment. Quick release buckles - no Velcro to get matted. Machine wash and dry.

This sturdy steel hook makes easy work of catching elusive animals. Saves strain on your back and a lot of chasing. The hook has a handle on one end to give you a sure grip and a hook on the other for catching legs.

Accurately estimate weight without scales.

Newly developed vaginal probe to detect freemartin heifers and/or determine if heifers born co-twin to a bull have a normal reproductive tract. Over 95% of heifers born co-twin to a bull and with a normal reproductive tract have a vaginal length of 14...

Be prepared to assist in the birth of lambs and kids. Chlorhexidine disinfectant, 5 oz. Nutri Drench to provide quick energy to mother and babies. OB Gel, 10 count OB sleeves, 16 oz.

New, improved model double action puller. Wide cast aluminum breech spanner and longer solid shaft for those big calves. Order OB chains separately. Puller disassembles for storage.

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

Reinforced vinyl protector keeps clothing free of manure. Elastic sleeve support holds OB sleeve against arm.

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

Easy to use two-ply nylon OB straps with heavy duty plated D-rings are designed for strength and durability. Preferred by cattlemen who do not care to use chains.

Coil of OB saw wire, featuring .050" diameter, 27-strand high-tensile braided wire, comes in handy dispenser and weighs 3 oz.

Release and reset is fast and easy. The rotating shaft stays hooked even when cow goes down during birth. The breech is black powder-coated steel and other parts are plated for rust resistance.

Alpacas: Testing may begin at 30-40 days. Goats: Testing may begin at 30-40 days. When used on an animal which is not pregnant, the instrument continues to produce the intermittent recurring tone.