RFID Animal Identification

What animals are animal tags used for?

Kimeery offers a range of animal tags for managing livestock, from water, land, and sky, such as fish and small mammals, to cats, dogs, horses, birds, chickens, and ducks. Animal RFID tag frequency includes low-frequency, high-frequency, or ultra-high-frequency.  

Applications and examples:

Livestock identification is important not only on individual farms but also when purchasing, selling, and transporting livestock. Here are some examples.

Animal counting and recording animal information

The use of RFID livestock tags can significantly improve the efficiency of animal counting while facilitating the tracking of growth information for each animal, including its date of birth, place of origin, genetic abnormalities, physical condition (such as weight and physical indicators), veterinary records, and other key data.

Track daily activities

RFID tags for livestock can also automate daily tasks. For example, when an animal passes through the weighing channel, the RFID reading device automatically collects tags information and uploads weight data to the terminal system. This can be used to analyze animal growth, manage feeding, and more.

Disease prevention and control

Because animals come from different environments, when purchasing, selling, or trading livestock, some may carry diseases. Once an animal shows symptoms and has an RFID tag, we can quickly track the herd it has come into contact with and take necessary preventive measures promptly, such as issuing a mandatory stop-action order, implementing quarantine, or suspending animal sales. This effectively prevents the spread of the disease to other farms, avoids economic losses, and ensures that human health is not threatened.

Reliability

Ear tags worn by livestock have long-lasting durability and can accompany them for a lifetime. Even if the label is covered with soil, it can remain clear and readable, ensuring accurate information acquisition.