Hardware & Farm Supplies
CHG, Gallon, Teat Dip, Contains A Unique Dual Action Formula That Provides 0.35% Chlorhexidine Gluconate & 020% Quaternary Ammonium, Mild To The Teat & Skin, Its Deep Blue Color Shows You Which Teats Have Been Dipped, An Aid In Reducing The Spread Of Organisms Which May Cause Mastitis.
Gallon, Pre-Post 1/2% Iodine Teat Dip, A Sanitizing Pre & Post-Dip With 0.5% Available Iodine, Containing Iodophor Complexes In A Solution Of 5% Glycerine, Buffering, & Complexing Agents, Aids In Reducing The Spread Of Organisms Which May Cause Mastitis, Its Glycerin Based Emollient System Has Excellent Skin Conditioning Properties.
Gallon, 1% Controlled Iodine Teat Dip, Provides A Full 1% Titratable Iodine, Emollient System Contains 6% Glycerin To Condition Teat Skin, An Aid In Reducing The Spread Of Organisms Which May Cause Mastitis.
Gallon, Iodine Udder Wash, Formulated With A Detergent/Iodine Complex & A Lanolin Derivative, Do Not Use For Cleaning &/Or Sanitizing Equipment, Contains 1% Iodine, Dilute 1 OZ With 3 Gallons Of Water.
Gallon, Heavy Duty, Chlorinated Pipeline Detergent, Non-Foaming, Highly Alkaline Cleaner For Automatic Circulating Applications, Fortified With Chlorine To Cut Milk Residues Quickly, Leaves Tanks & Pipelines Clear & Shining Clean, Buffered With Silicates & Complex Phosphates, Excellent In Hard Water.
Syrflex, 4" x 5 YD, Blue, Vet Wrap Cohesive Bandage, Use For Cattle, Roll.
Syrflex, 4" x 5 YD, Green, Vet Wrap Cohesive Bandage, Use For Cattle, Roll.
Syrflex, 4" x 5 YD, Neon Pink, Vet Wrap Cohesive Bandage, Use For Cattle, Roll.
Syrflex, 4" x 5 YD, Red, Vet Wrap Cohesive Bandage, Use For Cattle, Roll.
Gallon, 70%, Isopropyl Alcohol, For External Use Only, As An Antiseptic, Disinfectant, & Rubefacient.
Foot Rot , 16 OZ Topical Fungicide Treatment, Aids In Control Of Summer Itch, Ringworm, Girth Itch & Other Fungal Problems.
16 OZ, 1% Iodine, Gentle, Use In Treating Minor Cuts, Bruises, Abrasions, & For Skin & Umbilical Disinfection For Wounds & Teat Sores In Cattle Horses & Swine.
