Image
Category
Collection
Maker
On Display
Object type
Place
Material
Date

Model of a cat to demonstrate reflexes

1940-1980

Pole axe for animal slaughter

1880-1925

Blade from automatic fleam

1701-1900

Horses bridle with spited bit

1501-1800

Two bladed fleam

1801-1900

Two bladed fleam

1801-1900

Single bladed fleam

1851-1900

3 bladed fleam

1801-1900

Two bladed fleam

1823-1846

Poster notifying a number of contagious diseases during an outbreak of animal epidemics

1880

Three-bladed fleam

1750-1850

Three fleams

1750-1850

Two bladed fleam

1801-1900

Cautery, steel and wood

1801-1900

Incomplete instrument set

1819-1957

Hook and hammer

1801-1900

Cautery(?), steel and wood, possibly veterinary, p

1801-1900

Cautery, steel and wood

1801-1900

Tooth rasp

1801-1900

Seton needle

1851-1900

Tooth rasp

1801-1900

Castrating knife

1801-1900

Pin(?), steel, 19th century

1801-1900

3-bladed fleam

1831-1870

Mastitis cleaver used on cows suffering "summer fever"

1900-1930

Seton needle

1851-1900

Bul-leader, iron, probably British, 19th century

1801-1900

Balling gun

Seton needle

1851-1900

Tin of Poultry Spice for increasing egg supply and keeping chickens healthy

1920-1940

Poster declaring an area infected with foot and mouth disease in county of Linlithgow

Poster giving notice that an area of contagious disease is now dissolved

1883

Cress, iron, British, late 19th century

1871-1900

Cress, iron, British, late 19th century

1871-1900

Cooper Fluke Drenching Gun

Pestle, wood, wormeaten

1600-1900

Veterinary fleam

Pig Gag, for dosing

Nameplate for Cooper Improved Cattle Spray Race

Perineal needle, steel with ebony handle

1875-1900

Cooper Fluke Drenching Gun

19 phials containing animal rabies vaccine

Cress, iron, British, late 19th century

1871-1900

Four bottles containing "Rabisin" rabies vaccine for animals

Seton needle, tortoiseshell sheath only

1801-1900

Phillips 5 cc Vaccinator "Model 56"

Sayer's "Beaconray" Pistolet

Bacon Protectant Puffer and Shaker Applicator

Collection of approximately 100 items of veterinary equipment

The "Quickfill" Drencher (New Zealand)