Calf Warmers
It’s officially spring and that means calving season! It’s time to make sure your calf warmers are ready to protect your newborn calves from Mother Nature. Be ready to provide the care required for after birth when your new livestock enter the great big world.
Calf Warmer Construction
The best protection for newborns is offered by a polyurethane calf warmer with an enclosed heater. It creates a comfortable enclosure that protects them from the elements and gives privacy to newborns. These warmers are constructed from medium-density polyethylene, are extremely tough and durable, and come complete with a heater to keep your calves cozy, dry, and comfortable during the first critical hours after birth.
The interior provides enough room to stand up and dry off while the calf is getting used to its new environment. A hinged top section is completely removable for easy entry, cleaning, and the ultimate in accessibility. The slotted floor is raised so heat easily circulates throughout the entire unit before exiting the vent at the top of the lid. The top section vent also serves as an easy way to view the calf without having to open the lid. The floor is very sturdy and has stainless steel supports to handle the weight of the animal even when standing inside.
The exterior bottom is ribbed so it may be moved or dragged around the pasture with ease. The rounded front bottom allows it to slide over obstacles on the ground. There is also an optional steel hitch that can be used for towing with the vehicle if needed.
Calf Warmer Heater
The warmer comes complete with a high-performance 110 V heater, three heat settings, and two settings for the fan for accurate temperature control in almost any environment.
It measures 45 inches tall, 24 inches wide, and 50 inches long and has plenty of room for movement and even standing in a warm, secure environment.
Make sure your calf has the best available environment provided to it for a quick and healthy recovery from birth. These warmers are essential to giving your animals a healthy recovery during the coldest months of the year. They will ensure it recovers from the shock of leaving the warmth of the mother and entering the cold and even frozen ground of the pasture.
Contact BarnWorld.com today and we’ll be happy to help with all your livestock needs – from cattle guards to saddle pads, Barn World has the equipment for your farm and ranch.
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