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| Product Name | Spring-Loaded Cattle Nose Lead |
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| Product Overview | The Spring-Loaded Cattle Nose Lead is a compact livestock restraint tool designed for temporary control of cattle during routine handling, examination, treatment and farm management. The spring-loaded structure allows the curved arms to open and close around the nasal septum, while rounded ball-shaped tips help reduce sharp contact. An integrated lower ring provides a convenient connection point for a compatible lead rope. Small, medium and large versions are available for cattle of different body sizes. The tool is removable and does not require permanent nose piercing. |
| Product Gallery | Product gallery views can include the complete spring bull holder, rounded ball tips, curved gripping arms, spring locking mechanism, lower attachment ring, maximum opening and small, medium and large size options. |
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| Working Principle | The two curved arms are opened and positioned around the animal's nasal septum. The spring mechanism maintains controlled closing pressure to help the handler guide or temporarily restrain the animal. A compatible lead can be connected to the lower attachment ring when additional directional control is required. The device should be used gently by trained personnel and removed promptly after the handling procedure is completed. |
| Technical Specifications |
The medium version is approximately 13 cm long and 9 cm wide, with an inner width of approximately 7.3 cm, a maximum opening of approximately 9.5 cm and a weight of approximately 200 g. Dimensions vary by size. |
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| Product FAQ |
Q: Is this a permanent cattle nose ring? Q: What sizes are available? Q: What cattle size is suitable for the medium model? Q: What is the maximum opening of the medium version? Q: Why are the contact tips rounded? Q: Can a lead rope be attached? Q: Does the tool require power? Q: How should the bull holder be maintained? |





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