Dehorner Non-Electric Veterinary Tools Destroys the Horn Cell I Pack of 1 Pcs I SS Road Brass Tip Wooden Handle.

Description:

The Dehorner Non-Electric Veterinary Tool is a traditional, high-precision instrument designed for the cauterization and destruction of horn cells in young livestock. This manual dehorner is constructed with a high-grade Stainless Steel (SS) rod for structural strength and a solid Brass tip that offers superior heat retention and distribution. To ensure operator safety, it is fitted with an ergonomic wooden handle that acts as a natural heat insulator, allowing for a firm grip and controlled application. This tool is an essential for farmers and veterinarians practicing “disbudding,” a process that prevents horn growth to ensure the safety of the animal and its handlers.

Features:

• High-Conductivity Brass Tip: The solid brass head retains high temperatures for extended periods, ensuring a quick and effective cauterization of the horn bud.
• Corrosion-Resistant SS Rod: The connecting rod is made of premium stainless steel, preventing rust even when exposed to farm environments and sterilization chemicals.
• Heat-Insulated Wooden Handle: The smooth, contoured wooden grip protects the user’s hand from high heat while providing a non-slip, comfortable hold.
• Non-Electric & Portable: Requires no power source or cords, making it ideal for use in remote fields, pastures, or areas without electricity.
• Durable Build Quality: Engineered for longevity, the heavy-duty construction withstands repeated heating cycles over an open flame or furnace.

Specification:

• Product Size (LX W X H): 26 x 13 x 10 cm
• Model No: SD -3
• Product Material: Brass Tip and Wooden Handle

Note: 

Special Feature – Permanently Destroys the Horn Cell, Preventing Any Future Growth.

• Weight (Approx.): 300 gm

Applications:

• Calf Disbudding: Primarily used on young calves (usually 2–6 weeks old) to stop the growth of horns before they attach to the skull.
• Goat Kid Dehorning: An essential tool for dairy goat farmers to prevent injury among the herd in confined spaces.
• Livestock Safety: Used to eliminate horn growth to prevent “bossing” and injury during transport or feeding.
• Veterinary Surgery Prep: Employed by professionals for precise cauterization in minor veterinary procedures.