Non-Electric Veterinary Dehorner with Wooden Handle

A non-electric veterinary dehorner is a specialized tool designed for the humane removal of horn buds in young livestock, such as calves, sheep, and goats. Below are its key features and specifications:

• Material: Typically constructed from high-quality stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance. Some models feature a copper tip for efficient heat conduction and a wooden handle for a comfortable grip.

• Dimensions: Sizes vary depending on the specific model and manufacturer.

• Design:

  • Tip: The dehorner has a solid metal tip that is heated before application.
  • Handle: Equipped with an ergonomically designed handle, often made of wood, to provide a secure and comfortable grip during the dehorning process.

• Application: The dehorner is manually heated and then applied to the horn bud of young livestock. The high temperature destroys the horn-producing cells at the base of the horn bud, preventing further growth. This method is bloodless and minimizes stress to the animal.

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