Livestock Prod with LED Light Hot Shock Electric Animal Prod(87cm/34.25inch) Safety Shock Prodder with USB Charger,User Manual, Power/Prod Switch Farm Ranch Hand Prod Shock…

My cats bring mice and moles in my house overnight through the dog door and just like to play with them until they run under the stove. I use this to stun/kill the mice. Sounds cruel but its better then the hours of torture they get from my cats. Works great for that problem.

I am a single female and I work alone at night I got this for protection not for animals. Several people have asked for the link. Nice little gadget

The device worked initially, it makes a specific high pitched sound while activated when I first got it, and I tested it on myself . About 2 weeks after I bought it, the sound that it made changed and the animals no longer responded to it, so I tested it on myself again and it does nothing.I ended up disassembling it, I would not recommend this unless you have electrical experience and are out of the return period. There is a pair of small metal prongs protruding from the main board near the battery, spaced about 1mm apart. The unit started working again after I bent these prongs closer together, the gap between them must have been set too wide at the factory. when re-assembling the device, be sure you do not cut or crimp the cable as you re-tighten the screws.

These were not as good as hoped for. The tip broke off pretty quickly when used on calfs. Not flexible enough.

I love how I can manage my Dairy Goats at feeding and milking time.

The Livestock Prod with LED Light Hot Shock Electric Animal is a practical and versatile tool for handling livestock, offering efficient control and added visibility in various farming environments. While its primary function is for livestock management, the inclusion of an LED light adds extra utility, making it useful in low-light conditions or during nighttime tasks.One of the standout features of this livestock prod is its effectiveness in safely and effectively guiding animals. The hot shock electric mechanism provides a gentle yet persuasive stimulus, encouraging movement and compliance without causing harm to the animals. This is particularly beneficial for herding, loading, or restraining livestock in a controlled manner.The addition of an LED light enhances the functionality of the prod, providing added visibility in dimly lit areas such as barns, stables, or outdoor enclosures. The bright light illuminates the surrounding environment, allowing users to navigate and work with livestock more effectively, even in low-light conditions or during nighttime operations.Furthermore, the ergonomic design of the livestock prod ensures comfortable handling during prolonged use. The lightweight construction and non-slip grip reduce fatigue and improve control, enhancing user safety and efficiency.While the livestock prod with LED light offers practical benefits for livestock handling, I deducted one star due to the limited durability of some models. In some cases, the construction may be susceptible to wear and tear over time, particularly with heavy or frequent use. However, with proper care and maintenance, the prod can continue to function effectively for extended periods.In conclusion, the Livestock Prod with LED Light Hot Shock Electric Animal is a valuable tool for farmers and ranchers seeking efficient and humane methods of livestock management. With its effective shock mechanism, added LED light for visibility, and ergonomic design, it offers practical solutions for handling livestock in various agricultural settings. Consider adding this versatile tool to your farm or ranch equipment for improved efficiency and control during livestock operations.

I liked even though I wanted it to train my dog but it was to powerful but is a good product for your money

I bought to use to zap a mean rooster if he bothered me while feeding and collecting eggs from my hens as I didn’t want to hit him with an object and hurt him physically. Either he’s tough af or it just wasn’t strong enough to effect zapping him right in the face. I wasn’t about to stick my head to it to see so I took it that it wasn’t good enough.