Pig Handling Equipment & Veterinary Instruments

Barn-grade tools and consumables for swine/hog herds—built for safe movement, accurate dosing, routine procedures, and on-farm AI. Configure a matched kit for your pens, workflows, and hygiene SOPs.
Swine insemination

Supplier-Ready Specs & Options

Swine equipment

Sorting Panel

PE (non-toxic, impact-resistant); sizes S/M/L; rounded edges; integrated hand holes; easy-wash surfaces.

Tail Cutter (Heated)

Stainless cutting head; ~220 V, ~150 W; rapid warm-up; stable balance; replaceable consumables; easy wipe-down.

Pig Paddles / Prodders

  • Paddles: LDPE/PE blow-mold head with rattle; lengths for alleys/handlers; textured handle.
  • Electric prodders: sealed electronics; typical 60–95 cm rods; rechargeable Li battery; safety switches.

Drench Guns

Adjustable dose bodies with clear window; metal or reinforced polymer; bottle-top or tube intake; check-valve anti-drip; metal nozzle.

AI Products

Semen bottles (≈40/60/80/100 ml, PP cap / LDPE body) and bags (≈80/100 ml); catheter tips—foam, spiral, deep-insemination; materials (PVC/PP/PE/EVA) by program.

Syringes

Self-filling repeaters; metal-body syringes 5–100 ml; TPX/PC 10–50 ml; continuous injectors; sterile single-use; SS needles from fine to heavy gauges.

Selection & Use — Quick Guide

  • Welfare-first handling: prefer paddles/boards for routine movement; keep electric prodders for exceptional cases and trained staff.
  • Procedure timing: align tail docking and early-life tasks to your local guidance and farm SOP (timing, hygiene, analgesia policy).
  • Accurate dosing: match syringe/drencher to dose range and throughput; keep clear, labeled tools to avoid cross-contamination.
  • AI hygiene: select container + catheter by protocol and tip preference; maintain sterile handling and disposal steps.
  • Cleaning & longevity: choose smooth, non-absorbent surfaces; rinse and dry before storage; replace worn tips/needles promptly.
Veterinary Instruments
Artificial Insemination Rods Tube for pig

What to Send for a Fast Proposal

  • Handling: sorting-panel size (S/M/L) and qty; paddle length; need for electric prodders (rod length/battery preference).
  • Procedures: tail-cutter voltage; daily batch size; drench-gun material (metal/polymer), intake type (bottle/tube), and dose range.
  • AI supplies: container type (bottle/bag) and volume (≈40–100 ml); catheter type (foam/spiral/deep) and length.
  • Syringes: self-filling/metal/disposable/continuous; target needle gauge/length.
  • Docs & delivery: branding/packaging, inspection/QC records if required, target ship date and terms.

Why LivestocTech for Pig Handling & Vet Instruments

  • Built for barns: non-toxic PE/LDPE/PP/TPX and SS components designed for wash-down and repeat use.
  • Procedure-ready options: heated tail cutters, adjustable drenchers, syringe families, and AI kits mapped to real workflows.
  • Traceable QC: lot/inspection records available for critical consumables and metal parts.
  • Matched kits & shipping: consolidate SKUs across handling, dosing, and AI to reduce freight and simplify reorders.
Animal Artificial Insemination

FAQs

FAQ

When should I use paddles vs electric prodders?

Use sorting panels/paddles for routine movement; reserve electric prodders for exceptions and trained personnel in line with welfare rules.

FAQ

Are heated tail cutters better than cold tools?

Heated heads help hemostasis and produce cleaner cuts when procedures are performed under approved protocols and hygiene steps.

FAQ

How do I choose a drench gun size?

Match adjustable range to your medication and bodyweight groups (e.g., 5–30 ml for smaller animals, larger bodies for higher volumes); metal nozzles resist bites.

FAQ

Which AI catheter tip should I select—foam, spiral, or deep?

Foam suits many cervical programs; spiral tips engage the cervix; deep-insemination tools serve specialized protocols. Choose by SOP and technician preference.

FAQ

What syringe type fits repeated dosing?

Self-filling or metal repeaters support volume work; single-use syringes suit sterility-critical tasks. We’ll match needles by gauge/length to weight class and injection site guidance.

FAQ

Can these tools be used across species?

Many items (drenchers, syringes, some AI consumables) are multi-species. Confirm sizes/needles and protocols with your veterinarian.

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