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RUBBER BAND CASTRATOR – Castration rubber band tool Castration rubber band is a hand-held veterinary tool used to perform castration by the rubber band method, where blood supply to the testicles is gradually cut off, leading to their atrophy and falling without surgical intervention. It is widely used in livestock breeding for its ease of use and minimal complications when applied correctly. Working mechanism Castration relies on securing a strong rubber band at the base of the testicles using the tool, which prevents blood flow to the testicles, causing gradual atrophy followed by their automatic fall within a specific period. Uses Castration of newborns at early ages. Reducing aggressive behavior. Improving herd management and ease of breeding. Reducing unpleasant odors in adult males later on. Suitable ages for use Lambs and kids: from 3 to 14 days (preferably before 7 days). Calves: up to 7 days. The younger the age, the better the result and fewer complications. Expected period for atrophy and falling of the testicles Atrophy begins within 3–5 days. The testicles usually fall within 10–21 days depending on age and size. Features No surgery or anesthesia needed. Almost completely reduces bleeding. Easy to use and quick to apply. Suitable for field use. Made of durable metal that withstands repeated use. Method of use Ensure both testicles fully enter the scrotum. Attach the rubber band to the tip of the tool. Open the tool and place the band at the base of the testicles. Ensure no pinching of the nipples or unwanted skin. Release the band and remove the tool. Warnings Not used on large or aged animals. Not used if one testicle has not descended. It is recommended to use a topical disinfectant before and after the procedure. Follow up with the animal after castration to ensure no infection occurs. Contents Metal rubber band castration tool (bands sold separately unless otherwise stated) Country of manufacture China