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Get the most out of your vaccines with the use of a CattleVacBox livestock vaccine cooler. Vaccines break down in sunlight and warm temperatures, making them less effective and even dangerous. Safeguard your investment by keeping your vaccines cool, sorted, and protected while processing cattle, goats, sheep, pigs, horses, or other livestock.
As our largest vaccine cooler, the Boss is set up for giving three shots out of it's color coded syringe holsters. With the same unbeatable quality as ever, we've taken your feedback to heart to redesign our most popular vaccine cooler with great new features.
The PIERCE VaxMate stores and cools livestock vaccines at controlled temperatures during transport and application. The stainless steel instrument tray and syringe holders protect vaccination syringes and vaccines from heat, cold, and UV light during vaccine administration.
Efficiency and organization are key when it comes to managing your cattle’s health, and the HandyVac Vaccine Cooler excels in both areas. With its compact design, versatile syringe compatibility, smart storage options, and multiple carrying methods, this cooler is an indispensable tool for ranchers working with small amounts of cattle.
This roto-molded cooler maintains temperatures between 35-46 degrees Fahrenheit. Use a Pierce vaccine cooler to keep your syringes cool, clean, and out of the sun while loaded with medications. Vaxmate sounds an alarm when the temperature changes outside of the set boundaries.
CattleVacBox livestock vaccine coolers are made in the USA to organize and protect your vaccines so that you can protect your herd. We know that a healthy herd is important – and keeping your vaccines at the right temperature is the key to Make Every Shot Count™.
2 mar 2017 · Rancher-designed cooler caddys meds, vaccines, needles and syringes at chute-side. This final prototype of the Cattle Vac Box shows the organizational capacity of the product, but still has the less-durable handles on the side and is missing the high-quality metal clamps for the lid. Darla Bramwell.
