Kshama Drenching Gun Veterinary Adjustable Continuous Vaccine Injector Dosage for Cow Sheep Pig and Goats With 5 Liter Bottle (30 ML) 1 PC

Description:

The 5-Litre Drenching Gun system is a semi-automatic, high-performance veterinary instrument consisting of a durable, pistol-grip drenching gun and a large-capacity back-pack style bottle. It features an adjustable dosage regulator that allows the operator to set exact quantities for continuous delivery. The gun is connected to the 5-litre reservoir via a flexible, food-grade suction tube, allowing the user to move freely through a crush or pen. Constructed from a combination of high-grade plastics and non-corrosive metals, it is designed for the mass vaccination or deworming of cattle, sheep, goats, and swine.

Features:

• Adjustable Dosage Control: Features a precision dial or screw regulator to set exact doses, ensuring every animal receives the correct amount of medication.
• Large 5-Litre Reservoir: The high-capacity bottle reduces the frequency of refills, making it ideal for treating large herds in a single session.
• Continuous Injection System: Utilizes a spring-loaded piston mechanism that automatically refills the chamber after every squeeze.
• Ergonomic Pistol Grip: Designed with a comfortable, non-slip handle to reduce hand fatigue during repetitive use.

Specification:

• Model: SD-13B
• Bottle Capacity: 5 Litre
• Bottle Material: Plastic
• Drenching Gum Material: Steel
• Weight (Approx.): 1 kg

Applications:

• Oral Deworming: Administering liquid anthelmintics to cattle, sheep, and goats to control internal parasites.
• Vaccination Programs: Used for the mass oral vaccination of livestock against common enteric diseases.
• Nutritional Supplementation: Delivering liquid vitamins, minerals, or probiotics to weak or recovering animals.
• Hydration Therapy: Providing small-volume oral rehydration fluids to calves or lambs showing early signs of scouring.
• Livestock Management: An essential tool for farmers and veterinarians during seasonal drenching cycles for herd health.