Rabbit Ear Tags SL 108

Product Overview

The SL-108 is a small round ear tag made for rabbits and other small farm animals. The product image shows several disc-shaped tags scattered across the frame in yellow, green, pink and white, each printed with a tiny number such as the codes visible on the sample discs. The round shape and small diameter are designed for the thin, light ears of rabbits, where a full-size cattle tag would be far too heavy and bulky.

Rabbitries and small fur-animal farms use these tags to trace litters, record parent lines and sort breeding stock from fryers. The multiple colors let keepers split litters or hutches visually, and the compact stud that comes with each disc locks through the thin ear with the same simple plier action as larger livestock tags, just scaled down.

Key Features and Benefits

• Small round disc shape - the compact diameter suits thin rabbit ears, reducing weight and irritation compared with large cattle tags.
• Multiple soft colors - yellow, green, pink and white discs let farms separate litters, sexes or hutches at a glance.
• Tiny printed numbers - small codes on each disc give individual identity without overwhelming the small ear surface.
• Lightweight construction - the thin plastic disc puts minimal load on a rabbit ear, which helps the tag sit naturally after healing.
• Simple locking stud - a matching small stud passes through the ear and snaps into the disc, the same trusted system used on larger tags.
• Fits small-animal pliers - the disc size works with standard small ear tag applicators used in rabbit and poultry work.

Technical Specifications

• Product name: SL-108 Rabbit Ear Tags
• Model: SL-108
• Shape: small round disc
• Colors shown: yellow, green, pink, white
• Marking: tiny printed numbers on the disc face
• Application: identification for rabbits and other small animals
• Fitting: matching small stud, small-animal ear tag plier required

Materials and Quality

Each disc is molded from light plastic thin enough for a small ear but stiff enough to keep the printed number face flat. The tiny digits are printed at the center of the disc, and the stud hole is centered so the tag hangs level. Because rabbit ears tear more easily than cattle ears, the disc edge is smooth and free of sharp flashes that could scratch the animal during daily handling.

Before shipment, small-animal tags are checked for print legibility, centering and edge finish. A tag that arrives with an off-center hole cannot be applied cleanly, so centering is part of the batch check. Because these discs sit on very thin skin, the plastic is kept thin but tough, so the tag bends when the rabbit shakes its head instead of tearing the ear. The soft pastel colors also work well under barn lighting, where a harsh bright tag might glare and make the small digits harder to read.

How to Use and Maintain

Use a small-animal ear tag plier. Load the disc and its matching stud, gently restrain the rabbit, place the jaws over the thin inner part of the ear away from veins, and press in one smooth motion. Let the animal settle after tagging, and check the ear during the next health pass for swelling. Wipe discs clean during hutch cleaning; no further maintenance is needed.

Applications

These SL-108 tags suit rabbit farms that raise breeding does and fryers, because each kit can be identified within days of birth and grouped by litter color. Fur and small-pellet animal operations also use the same small disc style, since other species with thin ears need a comparably light tag. The color range makes it easy to mark which litter came from which doe without writing on every hutch card. Show rabbits also benefit, because a small disc leaves the ear shape visible during judging while still carrying the animal's studbook number.

Distributors serving small-animal keepers can stock these discs as a low-weight, high-turnover item. The tags pack densely, so a carton holds many thousands of pairs, and they reorder steadily because farmers replace lost tags each season. They also pair naturally with our rabbit breeding cage parts and small-animal drinkers, so a mixed catalog page keeps the whole hutch supply together in one shipment.

Why Choose Hebei Yilu Shunfeng Breeding Equipment

Hebei Yilu Shunfeng Breeding Equipment Co., Ltd. specializes in poultry, livestock and farm breeding equipment for farmers and distributors worldwide. Every product is checked before shipment to ensure consistent quality, and orders are packed with export-grade packaging to protect the goods during transport. Our sales team can provide specification sheets, packing details and shipping advice for any order size. If you need more information about these ear tags, packaging options or mixed container loads, please contact us.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Can these tags be used on chicks or day-old poultry?

The SL-108 is designed for rabbits and similarly sized small animals. Day-old chicks usually need a special wing band rather than an ear tag; tell us your bird type and we will point you to the right product.

Q2: How big is each disc?

The SL-108 is the small round size shown in the image, scaled for rabbit ears. Exact diameter can be confirmed with our sales team when you place the order, together with the number style you prefer.

Q3: Do the tiny numbers stay readable?

The digits are small because the ear surface is small. For close hutch-side checks they are clear; farms that need long-distance reading usually switch to a larger tag size for adult stock.

Q4: Is a special plier required for these tags?

A small-animal ear tag plier is recommended, because the disc and stud are scaled down. The standard large-cattle plier would overpower the small stud, so ask us for the matching applicator.