Teat Tumor Extractor with 3 Rings, a crucial instrument for the surgical removal of growths and obstructions from the teat canal of dairy animals.
The 3-Ring Teat Tumor Extractor is a highly specialized veterinary instrument designed for the precise and safe removal of fibrous tissue, tumors, and polyps from the teat canal of dairy animals. Made from high-grade stainless steel, this tool features a unique design with three ergonomic rings for superior grip, control, and surgical accuracy. The serrated blades or cutting edge are carefully deployed within the teat canal to excise the growth, helping to restore normal milk flow and prevent severe conditions like mastitis.
 
How to Use:
 
Diagnosis: The veterinarian first diagnoses the presence of a growth or tumor in the teat canal through palpation or other diagnostic methods.
Preparation: The animal is properly restrained, and the udder and teat are thoroughly cleaned and disinfected. Local anesthetic is administered to the teat to minimize pain during the procedure.
Insertion: The sterilized extractor is carefully inserted into the teat canal, past the location of the growth.
Excision: The veterinarian deploys the blades or cutting mechanism of the instrument to engage with the growth. The instrument is then maneuvered to excise the tumor or fibrous tissue.
Aftercare: After the growth is removed, the veterinarian will ensure that milk flow is restored and will provide post-operative care, which may include administering antibiotics to prevent infection.