Product Description

Easy to clean, wide-mouth plastic bottle for feeding orphan lambs or goat kids.
A creative bottle system that works!
-Secure O-Ring inside the blue cap. The black O-Ring now fits more securely than earlier versions. The result is fewer O-Rings lost.
-Better Visibility. Plastic material has been changed to increase transparency. Expect better visibility of liquid contents and fewer misshapen/wobbly bottles.
-Fits most Pritchard Teats. Both Pritchard Teat styles?those with washers and those without?can be used without leaking.
-Readable Measurements. Printed ink measurements on one side. Molded graduations on the opposite side.
Specs?
-16 oz (500 mL)
-Mouth opening: 2" diameter
-Bottle: 8-1/4"H x 2-3/4" diameter
-Bottle with teat: 9-3/4"H
-Microwavable. (Remove the teat? first. Latex melts!)
-Wide mouth makes it easy to add and mix milk in the bottle.
-Offset cap location allows better milk flow in bottle racks.
-Can be cleaned by hand with a brush or in a dishwasher.

How to Use:
Bottle
Wash before each use.
Screw off lid.
Fill as needed.
Screw lid back on.
Cutting the Pritchard Teat
Teats are supplied with no hole in the end and must be cut before use. Two different techniques can be used to cut the teat:
The most common technique is to use sharp scissors and snip the tip off cross-ways. The more you snip, the bigger the hole, so don't overdo it.
An alternate method is to not cut off the tip, but instead carefully slit the end into two halves with a razor. The two halves snap back together when not in use and self seal the end of the teat. Most importantly, this self-sealing method of cutting the teat allows you to place the teat in a partially inverted position, from which the lambs can suck at will.