Ketchum Roll-On Animal Tattoo Ink, 2 oz
Ketchum Roll-On Animal Tattoo Ink, 2 oz
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Ketchum Roll-On Animal Tattoo Ink, 2 oz

4.6 stars out of 5 reviews
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Ketchum Roll-On Animal Tattoo Ink, 2 oz Ketchum Roll-On Animal Tattoo Ink is a convenient animal tattoo ink that allows you to properly mark your animal for identification while keeping your hands clean of ink. Choose between black or green
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Nov 9, 2011
Laura Middleton from Buhl
5 out of 5 stars review

Roll On Ink

I tattoo rabbits and registered dairy goats. I use the green paste, tattoo and then use the roll-on to push more ink into the holes. My tattoos last the life time of the animals and are clearly readable. Wear gloves as both the paste & roll-on are messy..

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Feb 6, 2011
Cristi from Panama City Beach
5 out of 5 stars review

Paste is Great

I've been using the green past for about 15 years now. You can't beat the paste in dark eared animals. It's the only way to go. It is messy, so wear gloves.

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Dec 1, 2011
Jo from Truxton
5 out of 5 stars review

Paste vs Roll-on

I prefer the paste over the roll-on, as it will not become contaminated with blood, which could increase chances of spreading CAE in goats. (Herd is test-negative since 1998 and I want it to stay that way!)

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