Calf Collar - Kerbl

Best current price£12.64from Gallop-Store UK
Best offers
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
Kerbl Black Necklace Calf Oval Ring Link D
Visit shop
Best current price£12.64from Gallop-Store UK
Shopping.co.uk recommended and popular offers
Kerbl Black Necklace Calf Oval Ring Link D
Visit shop4 offers from £12.64 - £27.58
View price history by clicking the chart icon.
The Kerbl Calf Collar is designed for farmers and cattle handlers who prioritize the security and comfort of young livestock during daily management routines. This durable collar facilitates easier handling of calves by providing a reliable attachment point, though users should ensure the fit is regularly adjusted as the animal grows to prevent discomfort or injury.
| Brand | Kerbl |
|---|
No, this collar is specifically designed and sized for young calves. For larger livestock, consider the Kerbl Bull Collar.
Yes, the design allows for adjustments to accommodate the growth of the calf.
It is recommended to check the fit at least once a week as young calves grow quickly.
Yes, provided it is properly fitted and monitored regularly to ensure it does not restrict the animal as it grows.
Yes, it is built to withstand standard farming conditions, including exposure to moisture and outdoor elements.
The D-link provides an additional attachment point, offering extra versatility for tethering or management tasks.
Adjust the buckle to tighten the fit, ensuring it remains comfortable but secure.
Rinse the hardware under running water and use a soft brush to remove dried manure or mud.
Check if the collar is too tight or if there is abrasive material trapped underneath; clean the area and adjust for a better fit.
To ensure the best performance, place the collar around the calf's neck, ensuring that the oval ring and D-link are positioned for easy access. You should be able to fit two fingers comfortably between the collar and the calf's skin to ensure it is not too tight. Regularly inspect the stitching and hardware for signs of corrosion or fraying. Clean the collar periodically with mild soap and water to remove debris or dried mud, which can cause irritation to the calf's skin over time. Ensure the collar is removed or loosened as the animal reaches a weight where the diameter of their neck significantly increases.