Ruminant
Products and solutions dedicated to cattle and small ruminant health.
Radiology
Large animal radiology is indispensable in evaluating pathology of the foot and head.
Ultrasound
Ultrasound sits at the centre of herd reproductive management: early pregnancy diagnosis and ovarian assessment bear directly on conception rates.
Endoscopy
Endoscopy in ruminants allows direct visualisation of the upper respiratory and reproductive tracts, enabling definitive diagnosis.
Complete Blood Count Devices
The complete blood count is the fundamental laboratory investigation for gauging infection and inflammation in ruminants.
Biochemistry Devices
Biochemical analysis is the most reliable way to establish a herd's metabolic profile.
Blood Gas Devices
Blood gas analysis reveals the degree of dehydration and acidosis in scouring calves within minutes, allowing fluid therapy to be planned correctly.
Urine Analysis Devices
Urinalysis in ruminants provides a rapid read on metabolic status and renal function.
Milk Analysis Devices
Milk analysis is one of the few methods that tracks both product quality and udder health from a single sample.
Other Laboratory Products
Beyond biochemistry and haematology, the supporting equipment of a herd health laboratory determines the reliability of the whole analytical chain, from sample preparation through to storage.
Rapid Test Kits
In herd medicine, rapid tests make decisions possible barn-side: results are obtained at the animal without sending samples to a laboratory.
Clinical Equipment
Equipping a ruminant practice starts with safe restraint of the animal, on which both staff safety and quality of intervention directly depend.
Surgical Hand Instruments
Ruminant surgery performed under field conditions calls for robust instruments sized for large animal anatomy.
Software
Herd management software turns data gathered animal by animal into decisions at enterprise level.
Nutrition
Ruminant nutrition is a cornerstone of herd management, bearing directly on milk yield and conception rates.
Pharmaceuticals
Medicine use in cattle and small ruminants must always be considered alongside withdrawal periods and record-keeping obligations, given the food safety implications.
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