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Dehorning in cow/calf with electric dehorner/hot iron by Dr. Usman Mirza

Dehorning with electric dehorner/hot iron method by Dr. Usman Mirza Dehorning is the process of removing the horns of livestock. Cattle, sheep, and goats etc Why need of Dehorn the Animal • can cause injury to other cattle • can damage hides and cause bruising • harder to handle • require more space at a feed trough • not look attractive • having no buying demand Methods of Dehorning: Plastic ring method, clutch wire, electric hot gun and horn saw are used on adult cattle with larger horn growth. Procedure: Dehorning of cattle and goats consists of cauterizing the blood vessels at the base of the horn. The tip of the dehorner digs a groove that surrounds the base of the horn and annihilates its ability to develop. The dehorner is equipped with an iron head and a heating wire that allows the edge of the horn to be cauterised. It can be equipped with a beeper that tells you when the cycle is complete. Whereas before it was necessary to proceed in several steps – due to the incomplete section of the heating film – you now find tools with a closed circular iron head that prevents rotation. When making your choice, also compare the ergonomics of the handle, which provides comfort and better handling. Thermal dehorning can be carried out as soon as the horn is palpable, i.e. from the first days of the animal’s life. The longer you wait, the more painful dehorning can be and it is then strongly advised to proceed under local anaesthesia. Thermal dehorners are gas or electric powered, battery operated or plugged into the mains. In both cases, they can be used anywhere, in the field or in the barn. Electric dehorning Electric dehorning benefits from the evolution of the materials which allows the head of the dehorner to reach the heating temperature (up to 700°) in a few seconds and to cool down almost instantaneously. To choose your dehorner, you must take into account your mode of use. If you are out on pasture to dehorn your cattle and goats, a rechargeable battery-powered tool is more appropriate. If you stay in the barn, you can use a dehorner that plugs into the mains. You will find devices with wires up to 6 or 10 metres long. You must also consider the autonomy you need. With a mains operated dehorner, there are no limits and the device is lighter because it does not support the weight of the battery. An autonomous dehorner is heavier because of its battery and you must check its autonomy. With some, the use can be limited to about 15 calves, while others, designed for large farms, can dehorn up to 40 calves. Dr. Muhammad Usman Mirza DVM, M. Phil (Microbiology) Pet Specialist and Dairy Expert Veterinary Officer (Health) In charge of Vet Hospital @vlogs @vloggers @vlog @veterinarydoctor @vlogging @veterinarycousrse @veterinarymedicine @veterinarytreatment @veterinarydoctorsinuk @veterinarydoctorsinusa @veterinarydoctorsincanada @@veterinarydoctorsincanada @veterinarydoctorsinsweden @veterinarydoctorsinuk @veterinaryoffice @veterinaryassistant @veterinarian @veterinarydegree @veterinarydoctor @veterinarydepartment @veterinaryscience @veterinaryclasses @animalsdoctor @animalsvideo @animalsbreeding @animal treatment @animal welfare @animal lover @ pet lover @cat lover @dog lover @birds lover @parrot lovers @ grey parrot lover @dog treatment @cat treatment @birds treatment @parrot treatment @lion lover @monkey lover @dairy farming @poultry farming @dairy farm @goat farming @sheep farming @wild animals @wild cat @wild dog @domestic cat @domestic dog @domestic goat @domestic animals @house animal @animal house @animal farm @hen farming @animal doctor @ayam cemani hen @poultry egg @animal business @business of animals @wild parrot @cockatoo @african grey parrot @love birds @fischer @java @sparrow @german shepherd @dobbermann @persian cat @holstein fresian @jersey @beetal goat @kajla sheep @sahiwal cattle @nili ravi buff @fast panther @cheetah cat https://www.facebook.com/Animals-Bird...