Optimum claw health for your cattle - achieve top performance with our hoof care equipment

Have you ever wondered how healthy claws can help increase the milk productivity of your cows? Hoof care in cattle is essential for optimising the health and performance of your herd. Discover how our comprehensive hoof care kit can help you ensure the claw health of your cows and increase the efficiency of your farm.

From innovative hoof cutting discs and extremely sharp, ergonomic hoof knives to practical hoof trimmer aprons – our new range has been specially developed for everyday agricultural use and professional claw caretakers. This makes claw care even easier, more precise and more hygienic – for healthy animals and efficient workflows.

Claw care for cows is more than just routine work - it is the key to the health and performance of your animals. Only with healthy claws can your cattle perform at their best and diseases be avoided. Our claw care products offer you everything you need for effective care.

Advantages of our claw care tools:

• Comprehensive equipment: includes all essential tools such as hoof trimmers, claw clippers, hoof cutting discs, knives and rasps for precise care.
• Increased efficiency: With our high-quality products, you always have the right tools to hand, which improves the quality and efficiency of hoof care.
• Long-term health: Regular and correct care prevents diseases and reduces treatment costs.
• Easy to use: Detailed instructions and handling tips make care easier, even for less experienced users.
• Cost efficiency: Invest in the health of your herd and save money in the long term through fewer cases of disease and increased milk production.

The claws carry the milk! This saying makes it clear that only healthy claws contribute to an optimal milk production. Depending on the severity of the claw problems, the cow has to endure pain, and milk production is reduced in any case. Regular and correct claw care is therefore of enormous importance for the cow's well-being and the dairy farmer's wallet. Research has shown that claw problems are one of the leading causes of dairy cow deaths. The average cost, depending on the severity of the problems, is up to € 300.00 per cow.

The most effective methods include a combination of regular inspection, preventive care and treatment when necessary. Regular inspections help to identify problems at an early stage. Preventive care includes trimming to prevent overgrowth and the use of claw baths to prevent infections such as Mortellaro. The use of claw care kits can increase the efficiency and effectiveness of care by providing all the necessary tools and instructions.

The frequency of claw care varies depending on how the animals are kept and fed. It is generally recommended that dairy cows' claws be cared for at least two to three times a year. More frequent care may be necessary in intensive farming systems or for animals with known problems. Regular monitoring is crucial to determine the optimal rhythm for each herd.

Essential tools include claw trimmers, claw knives, rasps and, if necessary, electric trimmers for larger herds. Protective clothing such as gloves and safety goggles are also important. Claw care equipment should be regularly maintained and kept sharp to avoid injuries caused by improper handling.