Vink Cattle Head Support The Vink Cattle Head Support is designed to provide safe, controlled access to cattle during routine husbandry and veterinary procedures. Fitting securely over cattle bars, it helps to stabilise the animal's head, making essential tasks safer and more efficient for both livestock and handlers. Ideal for use during the administration of medicines, ear tagging and dehorning, this practical restraint aid reduces unnecessary movement, helping to improve safety and accuracy when carrying out treatments. Key Features Fits securely over standard cattle bars Provides controlled access to the animal's head Suitable for administering medicines Ideal for ear tagging and dehorning Helps improve handler safety during routine procedures Simple and quick to install Robust design for regular farm use Benefits Using the Vink Cattle Head Support helps reduce movement during handling, allowing routine procedures to be completed more safely and efficiently. By providing greater control of the animal's head, it can help minimise stress for both livestock and handlers while improving accuracy during treatment. Suitable For Beef cattle Dairy cattle Veterinary procedures Routine livestock handling Ear tagging Dehorning Administering medicines Specifications Product: Vink Cattle Head Support Installation: Fits over cattle bars Application: Livestock restraint and head support Suitable for: Cattle Frequently Asked Questions What is the Vink Cattle Head Support used for? It is designed to provide safe, controlled access to a cow's head during routine livestock management tasks such as administering medicines, ear tagging and dehorning. Does the head support fit all cattle handling systems? The Vink Cattle Head Support is designed to fit over cattle bars. Please check the dimensions of your handling system before purchasing to ensure compatibility. Is this suitable for veterinary use? Yes. It is suitable for routine veterinary and livestock management procedures where controlled access to the animal's head is required.