Farmena Long Model Earring

👂 Long Ear Tag: The Foundation of Identification and Health Tracking Farmena long ear tags are a critical marking tool for the effective management of identification and health tracking in small ruminants and stray animals, especially for sterilization and vaccination programs. These tags are attached to the ears of animals by relevant institutions, facilitating registration and tracking processes. Designed with a lightweight structure (1.65 gr) to avoid compromising animal comfort, the tags allow for individual tracking by printing numbers on them. Suitable for both small ruminants and dogs. The size is ideal for both animal species. Why is this Ear Tag Necessary for Stray Animal Management? Used by relevant institutions in accordance with Law No. 5199, these tags provide fundamental benefits in terms of public safety and animal welfare. Technical Specifications and Options: The tag can be ordered in three different colors: Yellow, Red, and Turquoise (yellow will be sent if no color is specified). The ear tags, both male and female, measure 13.8 mm in width and 34 mm in length, with a minimum order quantity of 50 pieces. Preparation time for the ear tags is 2 to 5 business days. Management and Epidemic Control: Ear tags provide identification and registration control for animal shelters and local authorities. The numbers on the ear tag allow for quick access to important information such as whether a dog has been neutered, its vaccination status, and its health history. This is vital, especially for the control of infectious diseases and the regular tracking of vaccinations. Community Safety and Registration: Ear tags contribute to community safety by allowing for better tracking of the behavior and health status of registered dogs. They facilitate adoption processes by providing quick information flow about lost or found animals. Stray Animal Ear Tags are an important step towards ensuring that animals live healthy and integrated into society, ensuring compliance with legal requirements and effective animal management.