FarmCARE Hoof Trimming Disc

𝗢𝘃𝗲𝗿𝗴𝗿𝗼𝘄𝗻 𝗛𝗼𝗼𝗳 𝗠𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁 𝗖𝗮𝘂𝘀𝗲 𝗜𝗻𝗳𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻!

✅Effortlessly trims, smoothens, and sands the hooves without hassle
✅Trims overgrown hooves, banishing mobility discomfort
✅Cuts through the toughest hooves in seconds
✅Abrasive discs that generate minimal heat, will not hurt or cause pain

Unique Chain Disc Technology

FarmCARE Hoof Trimming Disc features a super strong tungsten carbide design that is equipped with a 6-tooth chainsaw blade for easy hoof trimming. This unique design allows the disc to smoothly trim even the toughest of hooves within minutes! Say goodbye to laborious cutting and scraping!

Back-cut Feature

Incorporating a back-cut feature, both sides of the wheels are easily cut between hooves for contouring and trimming in between and around the hooves of your livestock. Not only can this feature trim soft and hard hooves, but it is also able to resist rock and gravel stuck in your livestock’s hooves! 

Tough and Durable 

Crafted with premium aluminum alloy, the blades cut through tough hooves like soft butter, minimal heat when in use which ultimately reduces the chances of injuries. Its 3mm trimming disc resists lateral straining while producing an efficient trim for the hooves.

FAQ

What model of angle grinder it can attach to?
You can attach it to any angle grinder in order to use it.

What is the purpose of hoof trimming? 
Hoof trimming in livestock is vital to allow proper mobility. The lack of trimming, or improper trimming can lead to hoof and leg problems in your livestock. Important factors to determine the frequency of hoof trimming in your livestock include the type of terrain your livestock live on, its age, nutritional level and genetics, and how active the livestock is. 

Does hoof trimming hurt? 
The trimming procedure should be painless for your livestock, provided that the correct amount of hoof is removed not cutting into their delicate quick), and the hooves are each leveled appropriately for comfortable walking. Although the process isn’t painful, trimming will certainly not be their favorite activity! 

How often do we need to trim livestock’s hooves?
Hoof growth is typically slower during the winter, so a rough estimate would be to trim your livestock’s hooves would be every 6 to 12 weeks. This time interval may differ for different breeds of livestock, as their hooves tend to not grow at the same rate. 

How to trim livestock hooves? 

Step 1- Trim the inner claw of a foot

Firstly, trim the hoof by cutting perpendicular to the sole. The appropriate toe length is 3 ¼ inches for livestock of an appropriate size. NEVER trim a claw shorter than this. Properly trimmed soles create flat, even, weight-bearing surface from toe to heel. Repeat this step on the outer claw of the same foot. 

Step 2- Modeling the soles

Next, model the soles of your livestock. Proper modeling relieves pressure on areas of the hoof where sole ulcers are prevalent, and effectively prevents manure buildup between your livestock’s claws. 

Step 3- Identify and therapeutically trim any lesions 

Watch out for any hemorrhages or abscesses in the sole or white line. A hoof tester can be used to identify painful areas in the claw. Furthermore, always keep in mind to evaluate the skin between the toes or on the heels for evidence of infectious lesions on the claws. 

Step 4- Trim any loose horn

Last of all, trim any loose horn in the heel area, trim down any visible ridges and remove all the necrotic tissue. 

Product Specification

Material: Anti-Rust Tungsten Carbide 
Weight: 300g