Navel Clamps
Product Details
Use these easy to snap on Navel/Umbilical Clamps to close or pinch off the navel cords of newborn lambs or goat kids.
Using clamps can stop bleeding from the umbilical cord and prevent infection. They reduce the need for sprays, dips, and expensive antibiotics. Plus, they are an alternative to iodine.
Benefits
- Plastic clamps can be sterilized and reused
- Unlike iodine, the animal and your hands will not be stained and the strong iodine scent on lambs or goat kids can lead to mis-mothering
Specs
- Dimensions:
- Red: 1.5"L
- Blue: 2.5"L
- Sold in packages of 10
- Plastic
How To Use
- Clamp navel tightly on newborns where it meets the skin of the belly
- Cut or pinch off the remaining navel about 1" below the clamp
- Clamp will fall off once the navel dries
Precautions
Listed below are recommended optional components or related items. Your particular situation may require alternative recommendations. Please call and talk to our consultants if there are any questions at 800-282-6631.
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Lambing and Kidding Aids
Navel Cup
Item #556000 -Hanging cup for the application of iodine and other umbilical disinfectants to navels of newborn lambs or kid goats.
$5.70 -
Treatments
UMBIREZ™ Umbilical Spray, 500mL bottle
Item #556400 -A navel and ear tag solution for sheep, kid goats, pigs and cattle. Forms a natural barrier against bacterial ingress. 500 mL spray bottle.
$41.75 -
Tools, Instruments and Supplies
Surgical Scissors
Item #888002 -Useful for post-mortems on livestock or removing bandages, MediWrap from legs, trimming navels and cutting out ear tags.
$5.50 -
Treatments
1% Iodine Spray (with sprayer), 16 oz
Item #556101 -Used to treat a number of maladies in livestock. Used primarily for disinfection of wounds. 16 fl oz.
$6.00 -
Treatments
Triodine-7 Spray (with sprayer), 16 oz
Item #556100 -For newborn lambs and goat kids to sanitize and dry navel cords. Also used on cattle, horses, dogs and swine to disinfect superficial wounds and insect bites.
$21.00 -
Tools, Instruments and Supplies
Nasal Syringe
Item #553500 -Rubber bulb that's a quick and easy way to remove mucus and amniotic fluid from nasal passages after lambing.
$3.00 -
Scales and Slings
Lamb & Kid Sling
Item #887600 -Soft mesh securely holds newborn lambs and kids. Useful for weight lambs or transporting from the drop pen to the lambing jug.
$12.50 -
Books
Pipestone's Veterinary Guide To Sheep & Goats
Item #780052 -Use this handy guide to learn about health information and production know-how for sheep and goats.
$27.50 -
Breeding Supplies
Sheep Management Wheel
Item #986000 -Provides a detailed schedule based on your preferred lambing date. Very helpful in planning out your shepherding year.
$14.00
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William & Lisa S from Virginia
These really came in handy! Had several lambs born, but one had an open bleeding umbilical cord, snapped on the clip, and she was as good as the other lambs & doing great! Was easy to use.... One suggestion, I drenched mine in iodine & it made it slippery to use, so keep that in mind when you are clipping them on
Jerry B from Kentucky
This time the clamps were blue. Much easyier to find if droped or comes off from kid. I would have to rate the black ones a 3, because of this, they are harder to reuse if you can not find them. It is much easier with 2 people,one to hold kid,one to apply clamp. I think they are great!
Doug N from Iowa
Hard to snap together and come apart too easily.
Tiffel D from Texas
My first time helping my goats kid. Maybe it's just my in experience but the clamps were hard to snap together with one hand while holding the kid. Had to try a few from the bag before I found one that snapped easier. Once on though it held firm.
