Description
In the world of animal handling, precision and safety are paramount. At Animal Equipment by Stoney, we understand the unique challenges that come with managing small animals such as chickens, reptiles, and rodents. To address these challenges, we are proud to introduce our innovative small animal throw nets, available in five different sizes to suit various needs.
These nets are made out of B mesh netting. NOTE there is NO metal used in these throw nets, making them not only lightweight but also safer for the animals. The decision to exclude metal ensures ease of use, storage, and, most importantly, the well-being of the animals you are handling. Great to use on all kinds of animals: chickens, reptiles, rodents, etc.
Size Variants and Weight:
We offer a range of sizes to accommodate different scenarios and animal sizes. The weights of our throw nets are as follows:
- 3-foot throw net: 2.4 lbs
- 4-foot throw net: 3.2 lbs
- 5-foot throw net: 3.8 lbs
- 6-foot throw net: 4.5 lbs
- 8-foot throw net: 6.5 lbs
Step-By-Step Guide On How To Use Our Small Animal Throw Nets Effectively:
Choose the Right Size: Select the appropriate size of the throw net based on the size and type of the animal you are handling. The range of sizes, from 3 feet to 8 feet, ensures versatility in capturing various small animals.
Hold the Net Properly: Our throw nets are designed for one-handed use, allowing you to maintain control and precision. Grip the handle securely, ensuring a firm yet comfortable hold.
Approach with Caution: When approaching the target animal, maintain a calm and slow demeanor to minimize stress. The lightweight nature of our nets allows for quiet and unobtrusive handling.
Throwing Technique: With a swift and controlled motion, release the net towards the targeted area. Practice ensures accuracy and efficiency in capturing the animal without causing undue stress or harm.
Secure the Animal: Once the net has successfully captured the animal, gather the net carefully, ensuring that the B mesh material safely contains the animal without causing injury. Be mindful of the animal’s well-being throughout the process.
