Cattle hoof care is an important part of cattle health and welfare. If cattle nails are not properly maintained, they can affect the comfort and health of the animals and can also lead to injuries or diseases. Here are the basic principles of cattle nail care:

The beginning of cattle hoof care is the regular observation of cattle hooves by regular observation. The cattle's hooves should be healthy, with no cracks, breaks or signs of infection. Also, if feces or other foreign matter is stuck under or around the nails, this should be removed.

If the nails are too long or misshapen, it can make it difficult for the animal to walk and can lead to nail injuries. Care should be taken during nail cutting and care should be taken not to cut the crown (keratin structure), which is the living tissue of the nail. Damaging living tissue can cause bleeding or infections.

If you have no experience in cattle hoof care or have a large herd of cattle, it is important to seek help from a veterinarian or experienced hoof care professional. Professional help can make nail cutting and other nail care procedures safer and more effective.

The DEDEKS® 7 Blade Hoof Trimming Disc can be attached to the angle grinder motor of cattle and horse breeds, allowing you to perform a quick maintenance.

The aluminum alloy body provides lightweight and comfortable working, while the diamond blades ensure smooth and non-damaging filing.

The DEDEKS® 7 Blade Nail Trimming Disc has 7 blades in a symmetrical structure.
The blades can be used double-sided.