Equipment for the work at hand
Milking units, hoof care and handling gear for goats, sheep and mini-cattle
8 products
Know before you buy
Wi-Fi and 4G barn cameras and LED barn lights so you can check on animals from the house.
Wi-Fi models need a signal in the barn; 4G models work anywhere with cell coverage.
Buying guide
Goats, sheep and mini cattle need the same basic routine: hoof trimming every 6-8 weeks, safe handling and a clean milking setup if you're in dairy. Doing it yourself saves hundreds a year in vet and farrier visits.
Buy for the animal you have: goat hoof shears differ from sheep and cattle tools, and milking units are sized by teat count and flow. A barn camera lets you check kidding or calving from the house.
Sharp, spring-loaded hoof shears cut cleanly with less pressure and fewer mistakes.
A milking or trimming stand keeps the animal steady and saves your back.
A Wi-Fi or 4G barn camera means no 2 a.m. walks during kidding season.
Every 6-8 weeks for most goats, more often on soft pasture.
Yes, when the vacuum level is set correctly. Start low and increase slowly.
Yes - unused items can be returned within 30 days, and everything carries a 12-month warranty.
