Reliable. Versatile. Farm-Tested. The LBH MARKET Livestock Ear Tag Remover Tool is a dependable, multi-use cutter designed to make livestock care easier and safer. Built for everyday ranch and farm use, it features dual inset razor blades that deliver clean, precise cuts every time.

Primary Use: Safely remove ear tags from cattle, goats, sheep, and pigs with precision and control. The blunt-nose design helps protect animals from accidental injury while ensuring a quick, efficient cut.

Secondary Uses: This versatile tool also works as a haystring and bandage cutter. Whether you’re trimming twine on a hay bale or removing wraps from a horse or calf, this cutter is ready to handle daily barn chores with ease.

Key Features:

Dual Blade Design – Two inset razor blades provide sharp, consistent performance for smooth cuts.
Safe & Efficient – Blunt-nose tip and recessed blades protect animals and users during use.
Multi-Purpose Function – Ideal for ear tag removal, hay twine cutting, and livestock bandage trimming.
Durable Construction – Corrosion-resistant materials stand up to barn and outdoor conditions.
Easy Storage – Built-in hanging hole keeps your tool accessible in the barn or trailer.

Ideal For: Ranchers, farmers, and veterinary professionals who need a safe, durable, and versatile cutter that performs in the field, barn, or clinic.

At LBH MARKET, we’re proud to provide practical, high-quality farm tools designed for families, livestock owners, and agricultural professionals. Our goal is to deliver the best products at the best value—so you can focus on caring for your animals with confidence.

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Manufacturer	Jeffers
Brand	LBH MARKET
Item Weight	1.02 ounces
Package Dimensions	8.19 x 1.34 x 0.28 inches
Item model number	12345
Color	Various
Shape	Square
Material Type	Plastic
Number of Items	1
Size	6-8 inches
Manufacturer Part Number	12345

LBH MARKET Professional Livestock Ear Tag Remover – Multi-Use Cutter for Ear Tags, Hay Twine & Bandages

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