Collier et anneaux

An essential range for managing your cattle

The collars and rings for cows and bulls are essential breeding accessories for guiding, identifying, and controlling your animals daily. Suitable for various uses—attachment, identification, control during care—these pieces of equipment combine strength, comfort, and durability.

Whether it is to hold an animal during care, facilitate its movement, or ensure safe control of bulls, our products meet the needs of dairy, beef, and mixed farming operations.

Collars for cattle — strong and practical

Collars are used for:

• temporarily attaching a cow or bull during care, movement, handling, or in the barn;

• facilitating visual identification of animals (colors, numbers depending on the model);

• allowing controlled traction during daily maneuvers.

Available in sturdy nylon, traditional leather, or with various types of closures, our collars adapt to:

• your preferences for animal comfort;

• the frequency of use;

• the size (cow, heifer, bull).

Advantages:

• material resistant to breeding constraints (nylon, leather);

• many formats available (length, width);

• compatible with straps or leads depending on your practices.

Nose rings – secure control of bulls

The nose rings allow for precise control of cattle, particularly bulls, by adding a sensitive yet safe traction area. They are inserted into the nasal septum to guide the animal with a lead or leash without increased risk to the breeder or the animal.

Frequent uses:

• controlling adult bulls during passages, competitions, or interventions;

• training and managing young cattle;

• sometimes used for the weaning stage with anti-sucking rings.

Key features:

• available in stainless steel, copper, or durable alloys;

• some models are self-piercing or equipped with self-locking systems;

• several sizes to fit your animals.

⚠️ Safety tip: the placement of a nose ring should be done carefully and preferably by a professional, selecting a suitable diameter for the animal.

How to choose your collars and rings?

To properly select your cattle restraint and control accessories, consider:

1. The type of animal (cow, bull, heifer, calf) — size and behavior;

2. The main use (attachment, guidance, identification, care);

3. The material (nylon for lightness and easy maintenance, leather for tradition and durability);

4. The fastening options for straps, leads, or auxiliary ropes;

5. Safety — consider animal comfort and ease of use for the breeder.