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10-07-2024

New project aims to increase knowledge about the spectacled bear

Supported by Givskud Zoo Nature Fund and using DANiNJECT equipment, Spectacled Bear Conservation Society plans to fit bears with GPS collars to learn more about their movement in the Peruvian mountains.

2-07-2024

New microchip dart will make tagging of semi-wild animals much easier

The new microchip dart is now available. The innovative product will make chip marking of domestic animals much easier.

25-06-2024

3 reasons why reliable equipment is critical when immobilizing animals

The right equipment ensures not only the success of the operation but also the safety and welfare of both the animals and the veterinary team.

13-06-2024

Reflectors prove helpful with the recollection of valuable GPS collars

DANiNJECT equipment plays a role in immobilizing the large oxen when the collars are fitted, and it is also a solution developed in collaboration with DANiNJECT that helps researchers find the valuable collars again.

23-05-2024

New distributor: Important for me to fully stand behind the quality of our products

DANiNJECT now has a distributor in the Czech Republic, where Petr Cakl and his company Animal ID will offer their customers the full range of DANiNJECT products.

23-04-2024

Relocating Tino - how DANiNJECT equipment helps in human-wildlife conflicts

When humans and wild animals start fighting over resources, relocating the animals can be the best solution. For this kind of task, reliable equipment is key.

30-01-2024

Transforming Safety and Animal Welfare with DANiNJECT's Jabstick

From Fear to Confidence with a Safer, More Efficient Tool

2-01-2024

Revolutionary new product from DANiNJECT

The patented chip-dart that makes it possible to inject animals with number chip from a distance.

10-10-2023

'Outstanding' DANiNJECT Rifles Used in Brown Bear Research Project

DANiNJECT equipment has played an important role in The Scandinavian Brown Bear Research Project. "Equipment you can rely on is essential", says lead researcer Jon M. Arnemo.