Kerbl VetGel Lubricating Gel for Calving & Examination 1 L

VetGel Lubricating Gel – Reliable Support for Calving & Examination

The Kerbl VetGel lubricating gel makes hands and arms slippery and provides excellent skin protection during calving assistance as well as rectal and vaginal examinations. The sperm-friendly formula has been tested exclusively with boar semen, making it suitable for use in artificial insemination as well. The gel is recommended by veterinarians and belongs in the standard equipment of cattle, pig and horse holdings.

Besides classic birthing assistance, this lubricating gel can be used versatilely: as an amniotic fluid substitute during birth, to lubricate instruments, or for enemas in large and small animals. The high slip effect reduces friction during examinations while protecting your hands and arms as well as the animal's sensitive mucous membranes.

Overview:

• Makes hands and arms slippery for calving assistance and examinations
• Skin protection during rectal and vaginal examinations
• Sperm-friendly formula, tested exclusively with boar semen
• Versatile use: amniotic fluid substitute, instrument care, enemas
• Recommended by veterinarians
• Suitable for cattle, pigs and horses

Application & Notes:

• Thoroughly clean hands and arms before use to avoid transmitting infections
• Apply gel generously to hands, arms or instruments
• Reapply during the procedure as needed
• Store in a cool, dry place and close the container tightly after use
• Not intended for human use or food contact

Technical Details:

• Content: 1000 ml
• Form: gel in bottle
• Country of origin: Germany

Scope of Delivery:

1x Kerbl VetGel lubricating gel 1000 ml bottle

Questions & Answers:

Is the lubricating gel suitable for artificial insemination?
The sperm-friendly formula has been tested exclusively with boar semen and can be used in this area.

Which animal species is the gel suitable for?
The lubricating gel is used for cattle, pigs and horses for calving assistance and examinations.

How should the gel be applied?
Apply the gel generously to hands, arms or instruments and reapply as needed during the procedure.

Hazard information:

Always follow the information on the product label.

Supplemental hazard information (EUH):

• EUH210: Safety data sheet available on request.