D-Horn Paste Value Pack (3 x 85g) | Caustic Dehorning Paste for Calves, Kids & Sheep

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πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ DIN 00654094 Β Β·Β  OTC β€” No Prescription Required Β Β·Β  Made in Canada
πŸ›‘ DANGER β€” EXTREMELY CORROSIVE. Contains 46% Sodium Hydroxide.

Causes severe chemical burns to skin and eyes. Always wear heavy rubber gloves and safety eyewear during application. Keep treated animals isolated and protected from rain for 6 hours after application.

A caustic dehorning paste for bloodless disbudding of calves, kids, and lambs. One application destroys horn-producing cells before they attach to the skull β€” no cutting, no heat iron, no open wound. Apply as soon as horn buttons can be felt under the skin. 3 x 85 g squeeze tubes.

πŸ„ Application by Age

🐣 Young Calves, Kids & Lambs (Under 6 weeks)
  • Clip hair from around the horn button
  • Apply a thin layer (quarter-sized) over the button
  • Isolate for 30 minutes to prevent transfer
  • Protect from rain for 6 hours
πŸ‚ Older Calves (6–8 weeks)
  • Shave hair entirely from the budding horn area
  • Roughen a 1/4-inch ring around the base to assist penetration
  • Apply a thin uniform layer over and around the horn base
  • One application only

πŸ§ͺ Active Ingredients

Ingredient Concentration Action
Sodium Hydroxide 46.0% w/w Primary caustic agent β€” cauterizes vascular cells feeding the horn bud
Calcium Hydroxide 18.4% w/w Alkaline drying agent β€” binds paste to moist epidermal tissue

🚨 Emergency First Aid

Exposure Immediate Action
Skin Flood immediately with large amounts of water, then wash with household vinegar
Ingestion Do not induce vomiting. Give citrus juice or vinegar, then cooking oil. Call a physician immediately.
Eyes Flood continuously with water or sterile 5% boric acid solution. Seek urgent medical attention.

πŸ“¦ Product Details

Pack Size
3 x 85 g squeeze tubes
DIN
00654094
Species
Calves, Kids (goats), Lambs (sheep)
Regulatory Status
OTC β€” No prescription required
Storage
15Β°C–30Β°C. Keep caps tightly sealed.
Manufacturer
Dominion Veterinary Laboratories Ltd. β€” Winnipeg, MB, Canada (Est. 1946)