Cattle-activated
Cows apply the treatment themselves as they rub, on their own schedule, all year.
Made in the USA Serving cattlemen for 60 years
Pest control your cattle apply themselves.
Lewis Cattle Oilers are cow-powered stations that give year-round control of flies, lice, ticks and mosquitoes, every time the cattle rub. No chute, no gathering.
Made in the USABuilt to last- Years serving cattlemen
- 60
- Years serving cattlemen
- Days of protection
- 365
- Days of protection
- Built & backed
- USA
- Built & backed
- Chutes for routine treatment
- 0
- Chutes for routine treatment
Why ranchers switch
Healthier cattle. Fewer chores.
Parasites cost gains and comfort. An oiler goes to work every time the cattle rub, with no gathering, no chute and no extra trips.
Made in the USA
Heavy-duty oilers with 60+ years of research behind every unit.
Better comfort, better gains
Less irritation and stress from pests means more comfortable animals and stronger herd performance.
How it works
A cattle oiler in three steps
Set it up
Your Lewis dealer helps you pick the right oiler and spot for your herd and pasture.
Cattle rub
Animals rub against the oiler on their own, the way they naturally scratch and swat.
Treatment applies
Product is applied to the coat with each visit, for continuous year-round control.
- Controls
- Flies
- Lice
- Ticks
- Mosquitoes
Compare
Oiler vs. hands-on treatment
| Feature | Lewis Cattle Oiler | Chute / manual treatment |
|---|---|---|
| Who applies it | The cattle, on their own | You and your crew |
| Gathering the herd | Not needed for routine treatment | Required each time |
| Animal stress | Low. Cattle treat themselves | Handling stress each round |
| Coverage | Continuous, year-round | Only as often as you can treat |
| Labor | Low maintenance | Recurring, hands-on |
In the field
Built for real ranch conditions
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Dealer opportunity
Put an American-made name on your shelf.
Lewis Cattle Oilers is looking for dealers to bring year-round, self-applying parasite control to more cattle operations. If your customers raise cattle, let's talk.
60 years in the field
A proven product with six decades of research and ranch use behind it.
Year-round need
Flies, lice, ticks and mosquitoes are a problem for beef and dairy herds every season.
Easy to stand behind
Cattle-activated and low maintenance, so customers see the benefit without extra work.
Direct support
Work one-on-one with Mike Nesmith, Regional Manager, from first call to first order.
A strong fit for feed stores, farm and ranch supply, livestock equipment dealers and ag retailers.
Now building our dealer network across the Southeast, with a focus on Alabama, Mississippi and South Carolina.
Quick answers
Cattle oiler FAQ
What is a cattle oiler?
A cattle oiler is a self-applying treatment station. Cattle rub against it on their own, and it applies pest-control product to their coat, giving continuous protection without gathering the herd.
Which pests do Lewis Cattle Oilers control?
Lewis Cattle Oilers are designed for continuous, year-round control of external parasites such as flies, lice, ticks and mosquitoes.
Do they work for beef and dairy cattle?
Yes. Lewis Cattle Oilers are used with beef and dairy herds.
Are Lewis Cattle Oilers made in the USA?
Yes. Lewis Cattle Oilers are made in the USA and backed by more than 60 years of research and field use.
How do I become a dealer?
Send a dealer inquiry, call 888-256-5544 or Mike Nesmith at 580-303-8770, or email nesmithpropane@att.net. Mike will follow up to talk through your area, your business and next steps.
What kinds of businesses make good dealers?
Feed stores, farm and ranch supply, livestock equipment dealers and other ag retailers that serve cattle operations are a strong fit.
How do I get a quote?
Call 888-256-5544 or Mike at 580-303-8770, or email nesmithpropane@att.net.
Can I call instead of using the form?
Yes. Call the toll-free line at 888-256-5544 or reach Mike Nesmith directly at 580-303-8770.
Ready to carry Lewis Cattle Oilers?
Talk with Mike Nesmith, Regional Manager, about carrying Lewis Cattle Oilers in your area.