Splints

When a calf is born with a contracted flexor tendon, the fetlock joint is caused to knuckle under, causing serious limitation to the mobility of the calf. The BOS calf splint is applied to the back of the leg, with the splint bottom edge at ground level. With the application of the splint, the calf should have normal mobility immediately. Remove the splint after 4 - 5 days.

When a calf is born with a contracted flexor tendon, the fetlock joint is caused to knuckle under, causing serious limitation to the mobility of the calf. The BOS calf splint is applied to the back of the leg, with the splint bottom edge at ground level. With the application of the splint, the calf should have normal mobility immediately. Remove the splint after 4 - 5 days.

The splint should be left in place for 4 -7 days, depending on the severity of the condition. In all cases the splint can be moulded somewhat to the individually required shape by use of a heat gun or hair dryer. The BOS splint can be reused many times.

The large splint is suitable for larger Friesian or Holstein cows.

The splint should be left in place for 4 -7 days, depending on the severity of the condition. In all cases the splint can be moulded somewhat to the individually required shape by use of a heat gun or hair dryer. The BOS splint can be reused many times.

The small BOS cow splint is suitable for Jersey or smaller Friesian cows, and the larger splint is suitable for larger Friesian or Holstein cows.

The right solution to the recurrent problem of providing a continuous and uninterrupted IV drip to an unattended patient.

• Easy to attach using adhesive tape
• Comfortable. Patient is still able to walk
• 4 adjustable sizes to fit all sizes of dogs and cats
• Hygienic
• Autoclavable
• Stainless steel - long durability

Clear plastic, tarsal splint for dogs and cats designed for easy, accurate fitting. Supports the leg from either the lateral or medial side when equipped with a soft bandage. An adhesive bandage holds the two parts together.