Product name: Portable Cow Stomach Metal Detector Why you need it Prevents missed metallic foreign bodies that can cause hardware disease, reduced feed intake, or need for costly veterinary treatment. Provides a quick, non-invasive check in the field or barn to help identify animals that require further examination or treatment. Designed for regular use by farmers and veterinarians: fast to start, easy to operate, and robust for farm conditions. Key benefits and how it solves problems Fast, reliable start-up: audible and visual prompt at power‑on; device transitions to normal detection mode in approximately 2 seconds so you can begin checks immediately. Clear alerts reduce missed detections: simultaneous acoustic alarm and visual indicator when metal is present, making it easier to locate objects even in noisy or low‑light environments. Prevents escalation: rapid detection helps you isolate and treat affected animals before complications develop. Low battery warning: acoustic alarm plus red light indicator lets you know when battery replacement or charging is needed, avoiding unexpected downtime. Important features and attributes Function: hand‑held metal detector specifically configured for detecting metal objects in the reticulum (mesh stomach) and rumen area of cattle by gently sweeping the probe over the animal’s left paralumbar region and lower thorax. Sensitivity and alerts: high sensitivity with dual (sound + light) warnings for reliable detection and fast identification of the detection location. Construction and durability: made from polypropylene (PP) for a sturdy, damage‑resistant housing that withstands routine farm use and offers a long service life. Portability: lightweight, hand‑held design for easy use on the farm, in the chute, or during pen checks. Operation: simple sweep technique — move the detector gently over the animal’s mesh stomach and rumen area while watching and listening for the alarm indicators. Practical use scenarios Routine herd screening: quickly check animals during routine herd health rounds to identify individuals that may have swallowed nails, wire, or other metal objects. Pre‑treatment or pre‑surgery checks: verify presence or absence of metallic foreign bodies before performing veterinary procedures or administering treatments that could be affected. Post‑suspected ingestion assessment: use immediately after a cow is observed ingesting metal, or when symptoms (e.g., reduced appetite, sudden drop in milk yield, or signs of pain) suggest possible foreign‑body ingestion. Simple operation tips Turn on the unit; wait for the start‑up audio/visual prompt and the roughly 2‑second transition to normal mode. Sweep the detector slowly and close to the left paralumbar and lower thoracic area (rumen/reticulum region). Note alarms: listen for the acoustic tone and watch for the visual alert; a red indicator or alarm sound signals detection or low battery depending on context. If metal is detected, isolate the animal and consult a veterinarian for further assessment and treatment. What it delivers A practical, farm‑ready tool for rapid, non‑invasive detection of metal in cattle stomachs. Durable construction and clear dual alerts for dependable performance in everyday use. Straightforward operation that supports faster decision making and earlier intervention when metal foreign bodies are present.