ADLAM Versatile Lambing Harness for Prolapse and/or Restraint for Sheep and Goats Made by Rurtec

To put it bluntly... It saves lives. Very adjustable worked great on our smaller 1 year hair sheep all of the way up to our babydoll (wooly land whale).One of our glorious K9s decided the silicone tubes were a delicious treat... If you have the same issue their 1/2 ID x 5/8 OD. The rubber band is a calf banding strap... I would assume farmers would know this but I saw a review whining about the band breaking... (depressing) but I thought I'd mention it.

I bought this for a miniature goat. I have to tighten everything as small as it will go. Wouldn't work for a pygmy probably but she is my shortest mini lamancha and it does. It works great but the tubing didn't have whatever is supposed to cinch it in the middle. Will upgrade rating to a 5 if I can get a replacement part. I used a twist tie and it seems to work well enough, not reusable though

Fit my Tunis ewe. Would have liked to have a little bit longer straps as they were almost on the largest settings for her, and there are plenty of ewes bigger than her, although she is a pretty large ewe. Overall is a good product and did it’s job, but only giving 4 stars because I would like to see longer straps/more adjustments for a larger ewe

So far it is working great and holding my goat's vaginal canal in place great. My only worry is that there aren't any videos on how to properly fit the harness on a goat, only on sheep. So I'm worried as to what will happen if she goes into labor while wearing the harness

Using this prolapse harness on a small (90 lb) yearling ewe and it seems to be working well. I think it would fit better on a larger animal, but I was able to adjust it down to fit this small ewe. The ewe seems more comfortable than in the old style harness, and no manure buildup is wonderful.

The plastic covered chords in the back are held together with a rubber band. That band broke off in about 2 days and the harness came off.

Even with all the adjustments straps, this was still a little too big for my Nigerian dwarf goat. She was able to fight and wiggle until she had it displaced and we had to remove it. I like the design and can see it working perfectly on a larger animal.

This is by far the best thing to help sheep and goat that are prolapsing. It is much better than a spoon and harness. It has less of a chance the cause infections.