DELMER Long Rotary Curved Cow Brush for dairy cattle grooming in Canada

Delmer Cow Brushes & Cattle Grooming Equipment in Canada

DELMER supplies cattle grooming and cow-comfort equipment for dairy farms, cattle operations and livestock projects in Canada. This guide helps farmers compare five brush configurations and choose according to housing layout, animal access, mounting position and operating requirements.

Five DELMER cow-brush configurations

DELMER's range includes the Long Rotary Curved Cow Brush, Wally-Air Spring Cow Brush, Automatic Double Cow Brush, Comfort Fix L-Shape Grooming Brush and Cow Comfort Fixed Round Brush.

Choosing a brush for the farm

Start with the location where cattle will use the brush. Consider available wall or post mounting space, animal access, herd type, power availability and whether the preferred system is powered, spring-mounted or fixed. The global DELMER Cow Brushes guide provides a side-by-side overview.

Why provide grooming access?

Cattle naturally groom and rub against surfaces. A suitable grooming brush gives animals a dedicated place to perform this behaviour and can support cleanliness, skin and coat condition and everyday comfort. Results depend on herd management, housing and actual brush use.

Canadian farm considerations

For enclosed housing and seasonal indoor use, consider where animals naturally move and whether the mounting location remains accessible without obstructing traffic. Select the mechanism and construction according to the farm environment and the product's documented specifications.

DELMER cow-brush range

Compare all five configurations through the DELMER global cow-brush pillar, then open the individual product page for specifications and application information.

Request a recommendation

For a Canadian project enquiry, provide herd type, approximate herd size, housing layout, intended mounting location and whether electrical power is available at the installation point.

Planning cow-brush access for Canadian dairy barns

For Canadian projects, assess brush installation as part of the complete barn layout and the farm's seasonal operating conditions. The 2023 Code of Practice for the Care and Handling of Dairy Cattle states that housing should allow cows to stand, lie down, adopt normal resting postures, groom themselves and maintain visual and physical contact with other cattle. Facilities must also provide fresh air and minimise heat and cold stress.

Use these principles when reviewing a proposed brush location: maintain clear animal routes; avoid narrowing access to stalls, water or feed; verify safe mounting and electrical requirements for powered models; and plan inspections and maintenance for the actual barn environment. Brush choice should follow the herd, mounting structure and available clearance—not a universal cow-to-brush ratio.

For product comparison, see the Delmer cow-brush selection guide. The national Code is a reference for broader cattle care and housing; it does not certify a specific brush model or replace applicable provincial requirements and professional advice.