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Ewe Prolapse Harness Spoon – Reliable Support at Lambing Time

The Kerbl ewe prolapse harness spoon helps you manage the risk of a vaginal or uterine prolapse in ewes around lambing. Made from durable plastic, it is inserted before birth to help prevent the prolapse from recurring, giving you a practical tool ready for critical moments in the lambing shed.

Its curved spoon shape allows for quick, easy insertion, while the included strap keeps it securely in place. The smooth plastic surface is easy to clean, making it suitable for repeated use on the farm. A handy piece of kit for anyone caring for a flock through lambing season.

Overview:

  • Supports ewes at risk of vaginal or uterine prolapse
  • Quick, easy insertion thanks to curved spoon shape
  • Secure fit with included strap
  • Smooth material is easy to clean
  • Compact and lightweight for everyday farm use

Technical Data:

  • Material: Plastic
  • Length: approx. 24 cm
  • Width: approx. 15 cm
  • Height: approx. 0.6 cm
  • Weight: approx. 24 g

Scope of Delivery:

1x Kerbl ewe prolapse harness spoon
1x Fixing strap

Questions & Answers:

What is the ewe spoon used for?
It is inserted into the ewe's vagina before lambing to help prevent a vaginal or uterine prolapse.

Is a strap included?
Yes, a fixing strap is included.

How do I clean it?
The smooth plastic surface can simply be cleaned with water.

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