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Details on disposable and refillable CO2 cartridges for the VetGun system.
Specifies using only AgriLabs' AIM compatible VetCap products with the VetGun.
Highlights safety warnings regarding the pneumatic trigger and projectile use.
Instructions for installing the barrel and engaging the safety catch.
Step-by-step guide for installing a 25g disposable CO2 cartridge.
Guide for installing 90g disposable CO2 cartridges using the 90g adaptor.
Instructions for attaching a 14oz refillable CO2 cylinder.
Important warnings regarding CO2 gas handling and potential hazards.
Steps for magazine tube installation and a warning about loading VetCaps.
Guidelines for approaching and handling cattle to minimize stress and ensure safety.
A three-step process to acclimate cattle to the VetGun's sound via dry-firing and feeding.
Ensures the area is prepared and personnel are notified before dosing begins.
Step-by-step guide on loading, aiming, and firing VetCaps at the target animal.
Advice on optimal aim points on the animal and maintaining an upwind position.
Tips for maximizing VetCap effectiveness, including targeting and animal selection.
Procedure for removing unused VetCaps from the VetGun before storage.
Steps to remove and safely discard a used 25g disposable CO2 cartridge.
How to save or remove a partially used or empty 90g disposable CO2 cartridge.
Instructions for releasing pressure from a refillable 14oz CO2 cylinder.
Instructions for safely storing the VetGun and Magazine Tube.
Steps to preserve VetCaps in optimum condition, avoiding temperature extremes.
Cautionary advice for storing CO2 cartridges and cylinders to prevent hazards.
Procedures for cleaning the VetGun and lubricating its internal components.
Explanation of normal CO2 release from the bleeder valve and proper handling.
Troubleshooting gas leaks from the CO2 adaptor connection to the VetGun ASA.
Causes and solutions for the VetGun failing to discharge or shots having reduced range.
Addresses VetCaps arcing in flight and provides aiming adjustment advice.
Addresses reduced VetCap force and range, indicating low CO2 supply.
Explains normal slow leakage from stored partial CO2 cartridges.
Instructions for removing a tight CO2 adaptor using pliers.
Procedure for cleaning a ruptured VetCap from the VetGun barrel.
Addresses VetCaps bouncing off animals due to humidity and provides restoration tips.
Details the warranty coverage and requirements for repair or replacement.
Provides contact information for distributors, customer service, and technical support.
Guidelines for returning the VetGun, including authorization numbers and shipping methods.
Information on obtaining spare parts and repairs for VetGuns outside the warranty period.
General| Category | Pet Care Product |
|---|---|
| Duration of Protection | Up to 30 days |
| Application Method | Spray |
| Target Pests | lice |
| Water Resistance | Yes |
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