Young Cattle Rearing Cattle

A vital and resilient rearing starts with the right foundation: nutrition, hygiene, behavior, and identification. Stable Brothers offers a wide range of products for every stage of young stock development. These include calf bottles, rubber teats, teat buckets, nose rings, care products, distraction equipment, and identification solutions. Practical and designed for daily barn use.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

When do I start feeding calves?

From day 2, you can offer calves small amounts of concentrates or roughage in addition to milk. This helps with rumen development.

Which teats are suitable for calves?

Use soft rubber teats with a cross-cut or small hole. The flow rate controls drinking behavior and prevents choking.

What is the use of an anti-drinking brace?

Anti-drinking bars are used to prevent sucking on cage mates, the belly button, or ears. This helps reduce behavioral problems and infections.

Why are colostrum replacers important?

In cases of insufficient or poor colostrum quality, a colostrum replacer is essential for the calf's immune system. Administration within six hours is crucial.

What does play equipment contribute to rearing young cattle?

Play materials prevent boredom and support natural behavior, which reduces stress and unwanted behavior and positively influences growth.

Other categories for Cattle

Besides young cattle rearing, there are other product groups that contribute to healthy and efficient cattle farming. See also:

• Cleaning agent for cattle: foam cleaners, disinfectants and accessories.
• Hoof Care Cattle: everything for treating and preventing claw problems.
• Transition period for cattle: support around calving and recovery.
• Udders Cattle:udder care, spray dips and hygiene solutions.
• Water Cattle:drinking systems, pipes and cleaning aids.
• Cattle Nutrition:minerals, supplements and feeding technology.
• Pest Control Cattle: control of flies, rats and mice.
• Milk production Cattle: milking technology, maintenance and hygiene.
• Animal and identification Cattle: ear tags, sprays and identification systems.
• Cattle stable supplies: boots, lights, brooms and more.
• Care and stress Cattle: materials for rest, care and well-being.
• Animal Health Cattle: measuring tapes, observation tools and more.
• Injection material cattle: syringes, needles and dosing equipment.