Product: Cow rumen metal detector (handheld rod) — veterinary and farm use Key benefits Rapid identification of metallic foreign bodies in a cow’s stomach to reduce risk of internal injury and aid faster treatment. High sensitivity with adjustable settings lets you detect very small objects, such as needles, even when embedded or partially swallowed. Handheld, ergonomic design intended for use by veterinarians, farmers, and livestock owners in clinics or on farms. What it does Locates hidden metal objects in the rumen and reticulum so they can be removed or managed quickly. Supports routine herd checks, emergency interventions, and targeted examinations whenever ingestion of metal is suspected. Provides clear detection feedback to guide removal and minimize handling time and stress for the animal. Who it’s for Veterinary practices and animal clinics performing diagnostic or emergency work. Farmers and livestock managers conducting routine health checks or responding to suspected hardware disease. Individual cattle owners who need a portable, reliable tool for on-site detection. Key attributes Function: Handheld metal detection specifically for use in bovine stomach examinations; designed to identify small metallic items such as needles and wire. Performance: High sensitivity with adjustable detection settings to optimize for object size and environmental conditions. Design: Portable hand rod format for easy use in the field or clinic; built for quick deployment during routine or urgent situations. Durability: Built to withstand regular farm and clinic use; intended for repeated use in real-world conditions. Compatibility: Suitable for use with cows of all ages and sizes where rumen/reticulum foreign body detection is required. Practical use scenarios Routine herd screening: Quickly check multiple animals during herd health rounds to detect inadvertently ingested metal before clinical signs develop. Emergency response: Use immediately when an animal shows signs of hardware disease (e.g., reduced appetite, abdominal pain) to locate metallic objects and support triage. Post-incident inspection: After feed or bedding contamination is suspected, screen at-risk animals to identify and isolate affected individuals for treatment. Why early detection matters Early identification of metallic foreign bodies reduces the likelihood of severe tissue damage, speeds decision-making for removal or treatment, and helps protect overall herd welfare and productivity. Usage notes Intended for trained users (veterinarians or experienced livestock handlers) to interpret detection results and assist in removal or further veterinary intervention. Adjustable sensitivity should be set according to expected object size and exam conditions to minimize false positives and maximize detection of small items. Reliable, purpose-built tool to detect and localize metal objects in the cow’s stomach, helping veterinarians, farmers, and livestock owners act quickly and appropriately to protect animal health.