Teat Dilator
Stainless steel teat dilator used for treating blocked teat canals in cows and buffaloes. Ensures smooth milk flow and udder health.
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Teat Dilator – Stainless Steel Veterinary Instrument for Dairy Animals
A teat dilator is a vital veterinary tool used to treat teat canal issues in dairy animals. It helps open blocked or narrowed canals, ensuring healthy milk flow. This tool is especially useful for cows and buffaloes facing teat injuries, fibrosis, or inflammation.
Made from high-grade stainless steel, it offers durability, resistance to rust, and easy sterilization. Veterinarians use it after treating mastitis or performing teat surgery. During recovery, the dilator prevents the canal from closing, promoting faster healing.
The instrument has a smooth, rounded design for safe and gentle insertion. It reduces discomfort and avoids damage to sensitive tissues. Farmers and animal care professionals rely on this tool to restore normal milking function.
The teat dilator also helps in inserting teat cannulas or inserts when needed. Its compact size and lightweight body make it easy to handle. Whether used in a clinic or on a farm, this tool supports better udder health and milk production.
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