Round Yellow Cattle Ear Tags Set 1-100 for Livestock, Pigs, Sheep, Goats

Elevate your livestock management with our premium Round Yellow Cattle Ear Tags Set V238-SUPDZ-28746392567888, designed for a broad range of animals including pigs, sheep, and goats. These durable tags offer unparalleled convenience in identifying your herd with their numbered system from 001 to 100.

Key Benefits

Our high-quality Thermoplastic polyurethane ear tags not only ensure long durability but also feature copper buttons for secure attachment, making them an ideal choice for livestock management across various sizes. Each tag's yellow color provides easy visibility and quick identification in your herd.

• Identification: Utilize our numbered tags to easily distinguish individual animals within breeding populations or manage quarantine measures, enhancing epidemic prevention efforts with efficient tracking capabilities. This is crucial for maintaining a healthy and well-managed livestock operation.
• Durability: Crafted from Thermoplastic polyurethanes ensures that your ear tags last through harsh conditions, reducing the need for frequent replacements. The copper buttons add to their resilience and longevity in all weather.
• Ease of Use: Weighing just 2 grams each, these small but mighty tools are perfect for smaller animals like pigs or sheep without causing discomfort.
  Dimensions (Pin Part Length x Diameter): 20mm x 28mm, ensuring a snug fit and reliable attachment.
• Visibility & Color Consistency: The uniform yellow color of our tags guarantees that each animal is easily identifiable, reducing the risk of misidentification. Although slight variations in shade may occur due to random selection during shipment, rest assured they maintain a consistent appearance.

Choose reliable identification for your livestock with this essential tool from Premium ear tag solutions. Optimize breeding control and enhance the safety of meat quality by integrating our tags into your management system today. Secure peace of mind in animal tracking, epidemic prevention, and overall herd health.