Abstract: An injector to deliver a predetermined quantity of liquid into an animal, said injector having a hollow body with a handle, an interacting piston and cylinder mounted within the body and cooperating to define a variable volume working space, an injector needle communicating with said space, a passage also communicating with said space to enable the delivery of liquid thereto, a shroud to selectively cover said needle, and wherein movement of said shroud beyond a predetermined position exposing said needle enables relative movement between the piston and cylinder to eject liquid through said needle.

Abstract: An injector to inject liquid into an animal, said injector being of generally cylindrical configuration and having a pre-loadable piston and cylinder which when operated eject liquid through a needle of the injector, said injector having a trigger movably mounted at one end, which trigger selectively permits relative movement of the piston and cylinder to eject liquid from within the injector.

Abstract: A gun adapted to eject pellets into animals and a magazine to contain the pellets, the gun includes an ejector rod which enters the magazine to eject a pellet therefrom, and an indexing rod which engages the magazine to cause indexing thereof.

Abstract: A drench gun having a nozzle, an interacting sleeve and piston to eject drench through the nozzle, and wherein the nozzle is generally "U" shaped and the gun adapted to be used by one hand of an operator.

Abstract: A drench gun having at least one interacting bore and piston to define a variable volume working space, a liquid exit from the working space, a liquid inlet to said working space, and a dose adjustment mechanism to vary the volume swept by the piston to adjust the dosage delivered by the gun. The dose adjustment mechanism comprises a body plug formed in two halves having a passage extending longitudinally therethrough, a movable sleeve located in the passage to abut the piston to adjustably limit movement thereto, and an adjustor projecting into the sleeve and adapted to rotate around the axis thereof. The adjustor and body plug are adapted to engage the sleeve so that upon rotation of said adjustor said sleeve is moved along longitudinally relative to the piston.

Abstract: A flow control apparatus positionable within the discharge nozzle of a drench gun to control leakage of liquid therethrough by means of a series of holes to increase the surface tension within the liquid adjacent the liquid outlet of the nozzle.