Bekina StepliteX SolidGrip - 44/10

Bovi-Bond Hoof Block Beech Wood supports and protects the hoof of the bovine animals. When applied correctly, the hoof block reduces pressure of the injured part of the hoof, so that it can heal. Bovi-Bond Hoof Block Beech Wood works great in combination with Bovi-Bond Block Adhesive. The block is made out of high quality beech wood, and remains strong until the hoof is healed. This is a great way of protecting cattle claws, while lowering costs. Wood reacts well to bonding adhesives due to its rough surface and lasts from three-to-four weeks. The blocks eventually fall off claws naturally, eliminating the need for hoof trimmers to go back to each cow to remove them.

Providing better performance levels than a simple butane cartridge, this butane/propane/propene cartridge Cat. No. 456 has been designed for use with Alios, Arkos and Daos (with gas cartridge) dehorners.

Gas cartridge with foam barrier. Enables the cartridge to be turned upside-down safely.

Sturdy outdoor wellies without steel toecap or steel sole. The wider fitting leg and excellent suppleness of the material makes it particularly comfortable to wear for long periods. Moreover, the SRC certified sole profile guarantees maximum grip on any terrain. The shock absorbing heel prevents getting painful legs and joints. Made from NEOTANE, a high-quality polyurethane which makes these boots lighter and stronger and last longer than PVC or rubber boots. Thermally insulating up to - 30 degrees. Complete with kick-off spur for easy removal of the wellies.

Cow magnets are a recognised way to help prevent the impact on Hardware Disease on a dairy herd.

Cows fed on TMR, and even while grazing, can be exposed to wire and other metallic objects more often than you may realise.

Wires, and other metallic objects can get into a cow’s stomach and often go on to cause problems. When wires sit in the reticulum (second stomach) they are only inches from the liver, spleen, heart and lungs.

The wires become trapped in the honeycomb lining of the reticulum, where the digestive motions of the stomach acts to puncture, and then push them through. The wires then move the few inches towards the vital organs.

They are easy to insert with a bolus gun and remain safely in the stomach of the cow for her lifetime holding any metal objects there so that they do not pass through to the reticulum.

Cage system, super strong ABS protective cage. Ferrous material clings inside cage