Veterinary Teat Milk Siphon, this simple yet critical tool is indispensable for diagnostics, mastitis management, and ensuring udder health.
A Veterinary tool used to remove milk, pus, or other fluids from an animal's teat canal, often for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes, such as during milking, mastitis management, or after teat obstructions. These durable stainless steel instruments come in various sizes, including simple, medium, and heavy, and are designed for safe, hygienic, and efficient fluid extraction from livestock like cows, goats, and sheep.
 
How To Use:
 
Sanitization: The instrument must be meticulously cleaned and sterilized before each use to prevent introducing bacteria into the udder.
Preparation: The animal's udder and teat should be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected.
Insertion: The blunt tip of the siphon is carefully and gently inserted into the teat canal.
Siphoning: The natural pressure difference will cause milk to flow through the hollow tube. For collection, a sterile container is held at the end of the siphon to catch the sample. For drainage, the milk is simply allowed to flow out.
Post-Procedure Care: After the procedure, the siphon is removed, and the teat is again disinfected.
 
Product Categories:
 
Diagnostics Instruments
Udder and Teat Surgery Instruments
Fluid Management Instruments