Dairy Udder Health Animal Care For Sale In Oregon

At the same time, nitrile also has the advantage of disintegrating immediately if a puncture does occur, alerting the operator that the glove must be replaced. Wearing gloves prevents milkers from introducing the bacteria found in the deep fissures of...

Many dairymen report massaging of Dynamint to be as good as an oxytocin injection for milk let-down. Dynamint is a true oil and water emulsion which quickly delivers healing and anti-bacterial properties through the skin and into the soft tissue.

Dynamint is a true oil and water emulsion which quickly delivers healing and anti-bacterial properties through the skin and into the soft tissue. Eucalyptus and calendula oils are known for their anti-bacterial and skin conditioning properties.

Replacement O-Rings for Ambic Milk Sampler model AMS200, package of 6.

Plastic Paddle is used with a reagent such as 170366 ready-to-use Mastitis Test Liquid for testing all four quarters of the udder simultaneously for mastitis.

Ambic has added a new, improved Teat Dip Pump to the RJB range. Branded PowrPumptm it is compatible with all RJB PowrDippertm and PowrSprayertm systems as well as offering a reliable retrofit pump unit which is suitable for fitting to other brands of...

Made of durable water-repellent lightweight nylon pack cloth, Dipster Holster attaches to 1" belt. Dipster neatly holds a standard teat dip cup.

Auto-filler pump and dispensers are made of chemical-resistant materials with Viton seals for consistent functioning and long life. Direct pumping into the cup is the safe way to handle iodine sanitizers and other harsh chemicals.

It also features a special safety valve in the lid which prevents milk from backing up to the claw should the unit be knocked over. The Coburn QuarterMilker is used to separately milk out an infected or injured quarter without interfering with the regular...

Treat sub-clinical mastitis in dry cows quickly and effectively with Pfizer Albadry Plus Suspension. This combination of penicillin G procaine and novobiocin sodium is effective against major staph and strep pathogens.

Replacement Brush for Ambic D-Shaped DipMizer.

Deep angled cup with wide splash-proof lip allows the user to easily reach all four quarters. Also available in Green, Orange and Yellow. The Ambic Twin-Tube Non-Return Teat Dipper is designed to work with barrier teat dips and other highly-viscous solutions.

This modern antiseptic ointment for udder and teats is in a formulation which stays in prolonged antiseptic contact to relieve soreness, reduce congestion, soften udders and heal teats.

The Draminski Mastitis Detector is an accurate and easy-to-use instrument which detects sub-clinical mastitis in its earliest, visually undetectable stage. It is a valuable and trustworthy aid to maintain a healthy herd and ensure high quality milk production.

Hi-Capacity Body Only f/Coburn QuarterMilker

When used as directed, a QMI can significantly lower the SCC in the bulk milk tank which can help yield higher milk premiums. Extra large 4 inch opening for cleaning Heavy duty stainless steel bail holds lid in place Extra large 2 gallon capacity 90 degree...

Microfiber & More 80/20 blend 16" x 24" blue waffle weave. Made in the USA.

80/20 blend 16"x27" large towel. Made in the USA. Available in 4 colors. 150 towels per case.

(Product is considered oversized for shipping. Unit is set-up in less than 2 minutes and hair removal is done by drawing a figure-8 pattern 4-7” below the udder for 2 – 4 seconds.

Used daily on the udders of dairy cows, Dynamint helps prevent udder edema, mastitis and infections. Dynamint Blue Spray contains all the same therapeutic qualities of Dynamint but in convenient sprayable form to save labor.

Ketosis or the presence of ketones ( acetones ) in lactating cows occurs within a few days to 6 to 8 weeks after calving and can result in a loss of milk production if not treated.

Replacement Lid for 97QMA Quarter Milker, ball safety valve included.

Replacement Handle & Bolts for Large Capacity QuarterMilker ( 100QMA ).

Ketosis or the presence of ketones ( acetones ) in lactating cows occurs within a few days to 6 to 8 weeks after calving and can result in a loss of milk production if not treated.