Drenching Equipment page for eblast targeting avian flu prep – March 2025
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Multiple Dose (2-3 cows) 12.5-gallon capacity. Easy to move, mounted on a custom-made 2 wheel hand cart. -
Specifically designed hose & frick tube kit for Jersey cows. Ensure smooth, reliable transfer of liquid treatments from bucket to rumen with our shorter, 9.8 foot (300cm) hose. Designed for the demands of dairy operations with Jersey cows. Note that the Jersey cow has a bit more of a gag reflex VS other breeds so extra time may be needed when drenching.All the parts are a bit smaller and shorter than our standard hose and frick tube kit. Hose length = 300 cm vs 350 cm (9.8 feet vs 11.5 feet) Red Mark = 152 cm vs 230 (5.0 feet vs 7.5 feet) Frick Tube = 43 cm vs 53 cm (1.4 feet vs 1.7 feet)
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This robust 15-foot hose kit is 4.5" longer than our standard DM-I hose. Ensures smooth, reliable transfer of liquid treatments from the Drench-Mate II (large equipment) to the rumen. Designed for the demands of dairy operations. Need a longer hose? Call us and we will create it for you. https://youtu.be/-uS-W_U6S1E -
The Stall-Mate is a versatile dairy hydrated lime spreader designed for efficient, even distribution of lime or conditioners across stalls. This hydrated lime spreader provides easy flow adjustments for 2-5 feet of coverage and minimal dust production, making it ideal for maintaining hygiene in dairy environments. It features a rechargeable battery with 2.5 hours of runtime, optimizing time and labor in stall maintenance. Perfect as a lime spreader for dairy applications, it ensures enhanced comfort and sanitation in animal stalls. The easy, clean, and efficient way to spread lime or conditioner to comfort and tie stalls! -
The Esophageal "RFE" Rumen Fluid Extraction System
The Esophageal RFE Rumen Fluid Extraction System provides a non-invasive, efficient method for collecting rumen fluid from dairy cows, steers, calves, goats, and sheep without requiring fistulation. This veterinary-grade system is trusted by dairy farms, livestock operations, and veterinary schools for nutritional analysis, herd health management, and research applications. Each system includes the Rumen-Mate Bucket & Pump and your choice of Rumen Fluid Extractor, ensuring easy, reliable fluid collection for drenching, diagnostics, and transfaunation. -
- Application in seconds by one person
- Dispense bulk medication and supplements quickly
- A one way valve prevents leakage between uses
- Administer small doses (one stroke per dose) to multiple recipients on cows, horses, goats, or cattle
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275 Gallon Electric or Gas Stationary Drencher Drench two cows at one time Two 15 foot Hose and Frick Tube Kits included with purchase Save $400 if purchase with a pallet of Electrolyte Drench Therapy (EDT) *** Call for details *** Electrolyte Drench Therapy (EDT) has proven to be extremely helpful for sick/flu/dehydrated cows. -
Multiple Dose : 150-Gallon Capacity : *** 12 week lead time Multiple Dose : 300-Gallon Capacity : *** 12 week lead time -
55 Gallons, Multiple Dose, motor recirculates drench, electric motor ** Lead time based off of requirements from dairy -
Multiple Dose : 55-Gallon Capacity : ***1-2 week lead time -
Multiple Dose, 25-gallon capacity, easy to move -
Ensure smooth, reliable transfer of liquid treatments from bucket to rumen with this robust 11.5-foot kit. Designed for the demands of dairy operations. https://youtu.be/-uS-W_U6S1E
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6.5 Gallons Single Dose The Drench-Mate is a unique, high quality pumping system specifically designed for pumping fluids into ruminants. For the single dose system we have a 6.5 gallon bucket, a 11.5 foot poly-hose and a cam-lock fitting for easy detachment. A locking frick tube so that the hose does not slip out of the rumen while you are pumping. A red mark on the hose indicates how far it should be inserted into the rumen. Mounted on top is a hand diaphragm pump that has the capacity to drench a cow in 1-1.5 minutes. The Drench-Mate is made of hardened plastic and stainless steel hardware so it will not rust or corrode. https://youtu.be/4a80ZQA8pk8
