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I.C.E. ManeStay Equine Emergency ID

$25.00
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Color Yellow
SKU:
SIE2002400000
item_5digit:
43470
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Proper identification during an emergency can help reunite you with your equine companion more quickly. Designed for 3-second attachment to an equine's mane (or tail if the mane is too short or too thin), ManeStay is your go-to method of securing your critical contact information in an emergency situation. ManeStay is appropriate for use in fire, tornado, hurricane, and flood - when fences may be down and horses are loose - for shelter-in-place, and for evacuation. While microchips offer excellent permanent identification, it's also important that your equine wears visible ID. ManeStay IS that product; it's safe, secure, and highly visible, and it takes just 3 seconds to attach.

ManeStay is not designed for everyday use. Keep it in an unlocked cabinet or in your go-bag so that it's ready at a moment's notice in the event of an emergency.

ManeStay weighs 1.7 ounces, and its stainless steel compression spring delivers incredible staying power. ManeStay's high-visibility yellow color, along with placement high on the horse's body, means first responders (emergency personnel or neighbors) will immediately see that the horse is wearing identification. ManeStay's fold-out information form should be completed with an ultra fine point Sharpie® to ensure that the info is permanent as well as 100% waterproof. The form is secured with heavy-duty Velcro® closures. Overall length is 8.75". In a field of evacuated horses, those with visible forms of identification will be the first to be processed and returned to their families.

Not for everyday use.

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