Kerbl Blanket For Sick/ Depressed Cows, 155cm Grey
Provide comfort, warmth, and care to weakened or recovering cattle with the Kerbl Blanket for Sick/Depressed Cows (155 cm, Grey) — a high-quality thermal blanket specially designed to support cows during illness, stress, or recovery periods. Developed with animal welfare and practicality in mind, this blanket helps maintain body temperature and promotes faster healing.
Crafted from durable, weather-resistant polyester, the blanket features a soft inner lining that ensures optimal warmth and comfort without irritating the skin. It is water-repellent and breathable, preventing moisture buildup while keeping the cow dry and cosy.
The adjustable straps and secure buckle closures allow a perfect fit for various cow sizes, ensuring the blanket stays in place even when the animal moves or lies down. The easy-to-clean surface simplifies maintenance, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor use in barns, stables, or pastures.
Recommended for use after calving, illness, or during cold weather, the Kerbl Recovery Blanket helps regulate body temperature, reduce stress, and support overall well-being.
Reliable, durable, and comfortable — the Kerbl Blanket for Sick/Depressed Cows (155 cm, Grey) is an essential welfare accessory for every professional livestock keeper.
The Kerbl Blanket is specifically designed to provide comfort and warmth to sick or recovering cows, aiding in their recovery process.
Made from durable and soft materials, this 155cm grey blanket ensures optimal insulation and protection against cold conditions. Its ergonomic fit is tailored for cows, providing ease of use and secure fastening to prevent slippage.
Perfect for use in barns or pastures, the blanket helps improve the overall well-being of ailing cows by reducing stress and conserving energy during recovery. A practical and compassionate solution for livestock care.
Kerbl Blanket For Sick/ Depressed Cows, 155cm Grey
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