Agri Health Manual Calving Rope - 2 Loop Single Rope
Description
Agri Health Manual Calving Rope - Simple 2 Loop Calving Aid
The Agri Health Manual Calving Rope is a single rope with two loops, made for the manual delivery of calves. It is designed for farmers, stockpeople and yard staff who assist cattle at calving and want to apply traction by hand rather than with a mechanical calving jack.
Because it is one rope rather than a bulky assembly, it stores easily in a calving kit and can be kept ready throughout the calving season. Browse more farm and stock care essentials in our Agrihealth collection.
Key Features
- Two loops on one rope for hand-assisted calving
- Manual traction - no mechanical calving jack required
- Compact and easy to store with the rest of your calving kit
- Best for small herds, house cows and farms that prefer hand assistance
- Agri Health husbandry range, country of origin United Kingdom
Specifications
| Brand | Agri Health |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Manual calving rope |
| Configuration | 2 loop single rope |
| Intended Use | Manual delivery of calves |
| Suitable For | Cattle, calving assistance |
| Country of Origin | United Kingdom |
How to Use
- Check the rope before use and set it aside if it is frayed, cut or damaged.
- Make sure the calf is correctly presented and that assistance is appropriate; call your vet if you are unsure.
- Work hygienically with clean hands, clean equipment and suitable obstetric lubricant.
- Place a loop above the fetlock on each of the calf's legs and check the loops are seated correctly.
- Apply steady traction by hand, timed with the cow's contractions, and never pull against a cow that is not progressing.
- Wash the rope after use, dry it fully and store it clean and dry.
FAQ
What is the Agri Health Manual Calving Rope?
It is a single calving rope with two loops, designed for the manual delivery of calves by hand.
Do I need a calving jack to use it?
No. This rope is intended for manual traction applied by hand. It is not supplied with a mechanical calving aid.
Where should the loops be placed?
The loops are usually placed above the fetlock on the calf's legs. Always follow the guidance of your vet or an experienced stockperson.
How many ropes should I keep on the farm?
Many farms keep more than one so a clean, dry rope is always available for the next calving while another is being washed.
How do I clean and store it?
Wash the rope after every use, allow it to dry completely and store it in a dry, clean place with your calving kit.
When should I replace the rope?
Replace it as soon as you see fraying, cuts, thinning or any other damage that could affect its strength.
About Agri Health
Agri Health supplies practical animal health and husbandry products for farms and yards, covering everyday jobs such as calving, handling and routine stock care. The range focuses on straightforward, hard-working equipment that earns its place in the calving box.