An advanced anti-bacterial barrier wound spray that helps soothe and cleanse contaminated minor cuts and scratches. Keeps the wound moist allowing the affected area to heal naturally from the inside without drying and cracking, gentle on healthy tissue. Perfect for use on flexible areas that are hard to heal such as knees and hocks. Helps support rapid skin and hair regrowth. Gentle on healthy tissue. Suitable for use on all livestock.
"Seen as its silly season for sheep farmers I'm just sharing something that I've found really handy, the Nettex lamb puller. It's great for big lambs where legs are hard to get pulled through if like me you struggle for grip. Its basically a rope but rubber so it's a million times easier to wash" Richard Wilson, sheep farmer
I have used other spray products before using Nettex Marksman, but they just don't compare. Marksman sprays very well and it gives a sharp readable, long lasting number when marking up ewes and lambs for turnout.
Lamb Kickstart from Nettex is an essential part of our lambing kit. I use it on lambs that are found cold outside and lambs that have had a difficult lambing. I wouldn't want to risk a lambing without it.
We tried Endurabol for the first time this year on our pedigree Hereford cows. We wanted peace of mind that our heifers and cows had the correct trace element levels as we know the ground is deficient in selenium. Our calves are healthy and calving went smoothly. What more could you ask for?!
We wouldn’t be without RotoCorona Plus on the farm. We buy in calves from different holdings so it can be a stressful time on the youngstock, we find the tubes help at peak times of stress. We also run a small suckler herd of longhorns, we utilise the tubes on the newborn calves, alongside the mother’s colostrum. Perfect for times of stress and at birth.
“Calf Kick Start is such a simple solution to give calves that extra boost of energy and to set them up for a lifetime of success,”
"Calves are now all born full of vigour, frolicking at a few hours old, and the cattle all have slick and shiny coats, and the right colour for the breed. There’s no doubt in my mind that the routine bolusing is the best and most cost-effective way to guard against deficiencies on my farm.”
