Combi Tag Application Techniques

The video tutorial explains the application of combi tags on cattle. It covers the components of the combi tag, which include a male and a female part, and the use of an applicator for proper application. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of disinfecting the male part before application and provides detailed instructions on the correct placement of the tag on the ear. The process involves positioning the tag between the cartilages, applying it with a firm squeeze, and gently rotating it to ensure a clean wound and minimal discomfort for the animal. The tutorial also includes a review of the steps for tagging both ears.

What are the components of a combi tag?

• Two male parts

• Two female parts

• One male part and two female parts

• One male part and one female part

Which applicator is used for applying combi tags?

• Combi Junior or Senior Applicator

• Standard Ear Tag Applicator

• Universal Tag Applicator

• Cattle Tag Applicator

What should be done before applying the male part of the tag?

• Polish it

• Disinfect it

• Paint it

• Label it

Where should the female part of the tag be placed?

• At the ear base

• Outside the ear

• Inside the ear

• On the ear tip

How should the tag be applied to ensure minimal discomfort?

• With multiple squeezes

• With a slow press

• With one firm squeeze

• With a gentle touch

What should be done after applying the tag?

• Rotate it gently from side to side

• Leave it untouched

• Press it again

• Remove it immediately