Soft Rubber Valve, Gasket for Calf Feeding Snap Teat Bucket

Description

Key Features:

1. Durable Construction: Made from high-quality, food-grade plastic that is robust and long-lasting.
2. Snap-On Teat: Easy-to-attach teat that mimics a natural cow’s teat, encouraging natural feeding.
3. Graduated Markings: Clear volume markings on the bucket for precise measurement of milk or other liquid feeds.
4. Sturdy Handle: Strong handle for easy carrying and hanging, making feeding sessions more convenient.
5. Wide Opening: Large opening at the top of the bucket for easy filling and cleaning.

Benefits:

1. Natural Feeding Behavior: The snap-on teat encourages natural sucking behavior, reducing stress and promoting proper feed intake.
2. Accurate Measurement: Graduated markings ensure accurate measurement of liquid feed, providing consistent nutrition.
3. Hygienic Design: Easy to clean and maintain, reducing the risk of bacterial contamination and ensuring calf health.
4. Convenient and Portable: The sturdy handle and snap-on teat make it easy to transport and use in various feeding environments.
5. Versatile Use: Suitable for milk, colostrum, and electrolyte solutions, making it a versatile feeding tool for different needs.

How to Use:

1. Preparation:
   • Clean the bucket and teat thoroughly before the first use and after each feeding.
   • Fill the bucket with the appropriate amount of liquid feed (milk, colostrum, or electrolyte solution). Use the graduated markings to ensure accurate measurement.
   • Snap the teat securely onto the bucket.
2. Feeding:
   • Hang the bucket at an appropriate height, ensuring it is stable and easily accessible for the calf.
   • Gently guide the calf to the teat, allowing it to sniff and become accustomed to it.
   • Encourage the calf to suckle by gently inserting the teat into its mouth.
   • Allow the calf to feed at its own pace, ensuring it can comfortably reach the teat and the feed level is maintained.
3. Maintenance:
   • After feeding, remove the snap-on teat from the bucket.
   • Clean all parts thoroughly with warm, soapy water, and rinse well.
   • Sterilize the teat regularly to maintain hygiene.
   • Inspect the teat and bucket for signs of wear and replace them if necessary.
   • Store the bucket and teat in a clean, dry place, ready for future use.