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Calf Weaner Nose Rings, Cattle Cow Weaning Spiked Ring Preventing Suckling Plastic Farm Livestock Bovine with Thorn

Name: Calf Weaner Nose Rings, Cattle Cow Weaning Spiked Ring Preventing Suckling Plastic Farm Livestock Bovine with Thorn
SKU: 1890
Price: 80.00 INR
Availability: InStock

Original price was: ₹150.00.Current price is: ₹80.00.

An anti-sucking ring is usually a small, durable ring made of strong plastic or metal. It is designed to fit snugly around the nose or muzzle of the calf or cow, preventing it from being able to suckle effectively.By using an anti-sucking ring correctly, you can effectively manage and prevent the potentially harmful behavior of excessive sucking in your cattle herd, promoting better overall health and well-being.

Category: Cattle care products

Description

Key Features:

Material: Made from non-toxic, sturdy materials like plastic or stainless steel.
Size: Available in various sizes to fit different ages and breeds of cattle.
Design: Typically a ring-shaped device that encircles the nose or muzzle.
Durability: Designed to withstand wear and tear associated with cattle farming.

Benefits:

Prevents Unwanted Sucking: Stops calves or cows from nursing on themselves, other cows, or objects like fences, which can lead to injury or disease transmission.
Reduces Stress: Helps reduce stress and aggression among animals, as excessive sucking can be a dominance or stress-related behavior.
Promotes Better Health: Prevents the spread of infections and reduces the risk of teat damage in cows.
Cost-Effective: Compared to treating injuries or illnesses caused by excessive sucking, using these rings can be a cost-effective solution.

How to Use:

Selection: Choose the appropriate size of anti-sucking ring based on the age and breed of your cattle.
Installation: Gently but firmly place the ring around the nose or muzzle of the calf or cow.
Adjustment: Ensure the ring fits securely but not too tightly, allowing the animal to eat, drink, and breathe comfortably.
Monitoring: Regularly check the ring to ensure it remains in place and does not cause any discomfort or injury to the animal.
Removal: Remove the ring once the behavior of excessive sucking has ceased or as recommended by your veterinarian.

Considerations:

Veterinary Advice: Always consult with a veterinarian before using anti-sucking rings, especially if you’re unsure about the size or fit for your specific cattle.
Training: Some animals may need time to adjust to wearing the ring. Monitor their behavior and health during the adjustment period.
Alternatives: In some cases, behavioral modifications or other management practices may be recommended instead of or in addition to using anti-sucking rings.