Cattle Bull Nose Holder – Heavy-Duty Bull Holder with Chain for Safe Livestock Handling

The Cattle Bull Nose Holder is a heavy-duty metal nose clamp designed for safe and effective control of cows, bulls, and buffaloes during injections, tagging, examinations, or other veterinary procedures. Its secure grip on both sides of the nasal septum allows handlers to manage large livestock safely without causing harm, reducing stress for both the animal and the user.

Built with high-quality, rust-resistant metal and a durable chain attachment, this bull nose holder is an essential tool for dairy farms, veterinary clinics, and livestock handlers across Pakistan.

Key Features:

• Safe and humane control of the nasal septum without injuring the animal

• Strong clamping effect for secure handling

• Durable metal body for long-lasting use

• Chain attachment for extra restraint and control

• Time-saving design for quicker injections, treatments, and exams

• Simple, easy-to-use mechanism suitable for farmers and veterinary staff

How to Use:

1. Prepare a thick rope (~1.5 meters) and the nose holder.

2. Create a slip knot at one end of the rope and attach it to the neck of the holder without restricting its opening.

3. Gently place the clamp on both sides of the animal’s nasal septum.

4. Pull and tighten the rope, securing a slip knot at the handle ends.

5. Tie the rope to a strong post or support to safely restrain the animal.

Advantages:

• Reduces animal movement for safer handling

• Prevents accidental injuries during treatment

• Suitable for single-person or assisted use

• Essential for professional cattle farms and veterinary clinics

Ideal For:
Dairy farms, cattle farmers, veterinary doctors, livestock handlers, and animal hospitals or treatment centers.

Why Choose Cage Life Care Bull Nose Holder?
This bull nose holder features a high-strength, reliable build that is safe for animals and designed specifically for Pakistani farm conditions. Durable, professional-grade, and affordable, it is trusted by veterinarians and livestock professionals for safe and efficient cattle handling.