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Centered on veterinary syringes, ear‑tagging devices, and livestock‑raising equipment, we provide a one‑stop solution for disease prevention and farm‑management equipment to the global livestock industry.

Veterinary Injection

Drenching & Dosing

Animal Identification

Feeding & Breeding

1985 year

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75 +

Patent certification, ensuring technological strength.

15 +

Professional R&D Engineer

Best-selling product

WJ113-2 Hairuixing Continuous Syringe (2 ml, CF Type)

WJ124-3 Plastic Continuous Dispensing Gun

WJ202 UNADJUSTABLE PLASTIC STEEL SYRINGE (B TYPE,TPX)

WJ302 Metal Syringe (5/10/20/30/40/50/100 ml)

WJ403-G Cattle Ear Tag

Company Profile

Veterinary Instrument Manufacturer Since 1985

Reliable veterinary syringes, ear tags, needles, injectors, and livestock equipment for global distributors.

WANJIA is a professional veterinary instrument manufacturer and livestock equipment supplier founded in 1985. We specialize in veterinary syringes, continuous injectors, plastic steel syringes, needles, ear tags, applicators, drenchers, and animal health products.

With advanced production facilities, strict quality control, and OEM/ODM capabilities, WANJIA provides reliable veterinary equipment for global distributors, veterinarians, and livestock farms.

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Production Capacity

Production base

Mass production · Reliable supply

Production process

Standardized Production · Efficient Delivery

Quality Control

Rigorous quality inspection · Stable and reliable

Manufacturing process

Precision Manufacturing · Consistent Quality

Qualification Certificate

National High-Tech Enterprise, Specialized, Refined, Distinctive, and Innovative, AAA Credit Rating for Integrity—each certification is an authoritative endorsement of WanJia’s quality.

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This complete guide covers everything you need to know about reusable syringes in 2026, from core definitions, safety standards, sterilization steps, to comparisons with disposable syringes. Based on our 12+ years of manufacturing experience and industry data, we answer the most common questions to help you make informed decisions for medical, veterinary, or laboratory use.

Reusable Syringe 101: Complete Guide to Safety, Benefits & Uses 2026

Wanjia veterinary silicone teats are available in a variety of lengths, diameters, and base designs, making them suitable for artificial feeding of calves, lambs, piglets, and young pets. This article outlines how to select the appropriate teat for different species, compares silicone and PVC materials, and highlights key considerations such as connector type, flow rate, and routine maintenance checks.

Which animals are compatible with veterinary silicone teats? An introduction to teats for calves, lambs, piglets, and pets.

This 2026 expert guide to reusable syringes draws on 20+ years of manufacturing experience from Shaoxing Wanjia Appliance Co., Ltd (www.cnsxwj.net) to deliver evidence-based insights on safety, maintenance, cost, and sustainability. We cover common questions, compare reusable and disposable options, and share best practices to help bulk buyers, clinics, and labs make informed purchasing decisions aligned with global 2026 industry standards.

2026 Complete Guide to Reusable Syringes: Benefits, Safety & Buying Tips

This 2026 guide covers all key aspects of reusable syringes, including core definitions, comparisons with disposable options, proper sterilization steps, safety standards, and common questions. Drawing on 12 years of manufacturing experience from Shaoxing Wanjia Appliance, we deliver data-backed insights to help you make informed decisions.

2026 Complete Guide: Reusable Syringe Benefits, Uses & Buying Tips

Which animals are compatible with veterinary silicone teats? An introduction to teats for calves, lambs, piglets, and pets.

2026-08-15

How to determine veterinary needle specifications: gauge, hub size, and an OEM procurement guide

This article systematically outlines the key parameters that must be verified when procuring veterinary needles, including gauge, needle‑tube length, hub specifications, tip design, material, connection type, and OEM packaging requirements. It also clarifies the differences among 12 mm, 13 mm, 14 mm, and 18 mm hub sizes and corresponding needle‑tube lengths. By providing examples of models such as WJ306, WJ307, WJ308, WJ309, WJ310, WJ311, and WJ313, this guide helps distributors, importers, and OEM customers mitigate procurement risks related to hub‑needle mismatches, discrepancies between samples and bulk orders, and errors in packaging labeling.

2026-08-08

How should different types of livestock ear tags be selected and applied?

Standard ear tags are suitable for basic visual management, while laser‑etched ear tags enable clear numbering and personalized markings. Single‑ear tags and protective‑head ear tags differ in their mounting designs, QR‑code ear tags are used to link digital records, and electronic ear tags are ideal for automated farming systems equipped with reading devices and management software. Different types of ear tags may use TPU as the primary material, but material selection is only one factor. The suitability of an ear tag for real‑world applications depends on a combination of animal species, operating environment, identification range, marking process, locking mechanism, and system compatibility. For projects requiring custom colors, laser engraving, or QR codes, data verification and sample approval should be completed prior to formal production.

2026-08-01

Veterinary Plastic‑Steel Syringes: Adjustable or Non‑Adjustable?

Adjustable plastic‑steel veterinary syringes are suitable for animals requiring repeated injections of the same prescribed dose. Non‑adjustable models allow users to measure each dose directly from the barrel’s graduations, making them better suited for individualized treatment and weight‑based dosing. The final choice should take into account dose size, animal species, drug viscosity, herd size, and workload.

2026-07-18