Bull Holder, Bull Nose Pliers, Cow Nose Pliers Veterinary Instruments (1 Pc)
$33.13
$48.7
Description The Bull Holder, also widely known as Bull Nose Pliers or Cow Lead, is a critical safety instrument used by veterinarians and livestock handlers to restrain cattle by the nasal septum. Because the nose is a highly sensitive area, applying controlled pressure allows the handler to lead, move, or hold a powerful animal with minimal physical effort. Crafted from high-tensile stainless steel or chrome-plated iron, this tool is designed with large, smooth, bulbous tips that provide a firm grip without piercing or tearing the tissue. Whether used for routine vaccinations or complex veterinary procedures, the Bull Holder ensures the safety of the practitioner by effectively “grounding” the animal’s movement. Features: Atraumatic Bulbous Tips: The contact points are designed as smooth, rounded balls to exert pressure for control without causing permanent injury or cuts. Rust & Acid Resistance: Finished with a high-polish coating to resist the corrosive effects of farm chemicals, manure, and moisture. Large Eyelet for Ropes: Includes a reinforced ring at the handle end for attaching a lead rope, allowing for long-distance control or tethering to a post. Specification: Model No: SB – 13 Body Material: Stainless Steel Total Length: 20 cm Chain Length: 35 cm Note: It is Suitable for Calves & Small Breeds. Bull Holder Comes with Pin Lock. Weight (Approx.): 700 gm Applications: Routine Vaccinations: Secures the head to prevent the animal from lunging or swinging while administering injections. Nose Ring Insertion: Holds the septum steady and provides the necessary counter-pressure for the clean application of permanent nose rings. Veterinary Oral Exams: Aids in stabilizing the head while using a mouth gag for dental or gastric procedures. Hoof Trimming: Essential for keeping the animal stationary while it is in a crush or stand for foot care. Blood Sample Collection: Provides the absolute stillness required to safely locate and draw blood from the jugular vein.
