Shoof Bos Calf Leg Splint
Item code: AGRI-181000
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Description
Shoof BOS Calf Leg Splint
Help Correct Contracted Flexor Tendons in Newborn Calves
The Shoof BOS Calf Leg Splint is designed to support newborn calves born with contracted flexor tendons. This condition causes the fetlock joint to knuckle under, seriously limiting the calf’s ability to stand, walk and feed properly.
Applied to the back of the leg with the bottom edge at ground level, the BOS Calf Leg Splint helps restore a more natural leg position. Once fitted correctly, the calf should have improved mobility immediately.
Key Features
- Supports calves with contracted flexor tendons
- Helps correct fetlock knuckling
- Encourages normal standing and walking
- Quick and easy to apply
- Applied to the back of the calf’s leg
- Usually removed after 4 to 5 days
- Ideal for farmers, calf rearers and veterinary use
How to Use
- Place the splint on the back of the affected leg.
- Ensure the bottom edge of the splint is level with the ground.
- Secure the splint firmly without restricting circulation.
- Allow the calf to stand and move normally.
- Remove the splint after approximately 4 to 5 days.
Product Benefits
- Helps improve calf mobility from first application
- Supports correct fetlock positioning
- May help the calf stand, walk and feed more comfortably
- Provides short-term support during the early correction period
Suitable For
- Newborn calves
- Calves with contracted flexor tendons
- Dairy and beef calves
- Farm and veterinary use
Product Details
- Brand: Shoof
- Product: BOS Calf Leg Splint
- Use: Calf leg support for contracted flexor tendons
- Application: Back of the leg
- Recommended use period: 4 to 5 days
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Shoof BOS Calf Leg Splint used for?
It is used to support newborn calves with contracted flexor tendons, where the fetlock joint knuckles under and affects mobility.
How quickly does the splint work?
Once correctly applied, the calf should have improved mobility immediately.
How long should the splint stay on?
The splint should usually be removed after 4 to 5 days, or as advised by your veterinary surgeon.
Where is the splint fitted?
The splint is applied to the back of the affected leg, with the bottom edge positioned at ground level.
