Medical

This small capillary thermometer is especially suitable for small animal rectal use due to its very thin 3.6mm tip.Range 35° C to 42° C (some practice can be required to read easily) ..

This double sided metallic foil blanket is excellent for aiding in body temperature recovery in cases of hypothermia and animals suffering from shock.It reflects back up to 80% of the patient’s body heat thereby reducing temperature loss..

This is a 1oz (30ml) single-use sachet of sterile nonspermicidal water-soluble lubricant ideal for use in artificial insemination and specialist procedures.The small tear-top sachet ensures reproductive and other sensitive procedures are not endangered by contaminated lubrication gel...

AI Sheaths 50pkUniversal 18” (46cm) bovine A.I. artificial insemination sheaths. Split end with green wad. Suitable for both 0.25ml and 0.5ml straws. Supplied in pack of 50 sheaths.  ..

Specially designed forceps for grasping and removal of A.I. straws from Cryogenic holding tank. Stainless steel...

Paraffin oil has many animal and farm uses, but specially suitable for treatment of sand colic in horses. Also as a bloat remedy for cattle, goats and sheep. Available in 2 sizes...

Standard roll-up fabric tape.  Please select which type you require.Calf: especially for Holstein dairy calves from newborn to 280lb (127kg). Available imperial only.Veal: for estimated weights of veal calves from 65  to 460lb (30- 200kg). (Veal calves are presumed  to..

Cowslips are a prosthetic device to treat lameness in cows and are like an artificial hoof which helps provide relief of load bearing on the damaged hoof, thus allowing healing to occur.   Before fitting a Cowslip the hoof should be lifted and cleaned and the cause of the lameness dete..

Ecogan examination gloves are Genia's 'economy' offering. These gloves are rated 'medium' for 'feel' and puncture-resistance. They are intended for single-use applications where low-cost is most important. 25 microns, 100-pack...

Pinkeye is most often a late-summer problem, generally caused by bacteria from flies or insects entering the eye of calf or adult. The bacteria melt the surface of the eye causing an ulcer to develop. Early identification and treatment is the key to control of this painful disease. After treatment ..

Bloat can occur in any type of ruminant, and generally occurs when they start grazing on very lush feed.  It can also occur when feeding grain.Bloat needs to be treated, because if it goes unchecked it can cause excess pressure on the animail’s diaphragm and lungs, and in the worst case sce..