Beaphar Lactol Milk Replacer Feeding Set - 6 x Pack

Lactol Milk Replacer Feeding Accessory Kit - Bottle, Teats & Brush for Kittens & Puppies
For newborn kittens, puppies and small animals, Beaphar Lactol Feeding Set contains everything you need to hand-rear young animals in one box: A feeding bottle, six teats and a cleaning brush. This bottle has been specifically designed for feeding newborn and growing animals. To be used with Beaphar Lactol Milk Replacer for Kittens/Puppies/Small Animals. For the best start in life.

• FOR USE WITH ANY MILK REPLACER: Beaphar Lactol Feeding Set is for use with Beaphar Lactol Kitten Milk or Puppy Milk, or Beaphar Small Animal Milk, but can be used with any animal milk replacer.
• EVERYTHING YOU NEED IN ONE BOX: Contains x1 bottle, x6 teats and x1 cleaning brush.
• FOR HAND-REARING: Helps feed newborn, underweight and orphaned kittens, puppies and small animals.
• Everything you need in one box
• Contains one feeding bottle, six teats and one cleaning brush

Instructions
ALWAYS FULLY READ THE PRODUCT PACKAGING BEFORE USE.
1. Ensure all equipment is clean and sterile before use, preferably by soaking in a sterilising solution.
2. Mix the milk replacer as directed and allow to cool until lukewarm (38°C or blood temperature).
3. Puncture the top of the teat with a thick needle or cut a small piece off the top with scissors. Be careful: an opening in the teat that is too large can cause gagging.
4. Put a suitable amount of prepared milk replacer into the bottle and ensure it is re-secured properly. (If using Beaphar Lactol, refer to the feeding guidelines on the tub)
5. Gently insert the teat into the animal's mouth, release a few drops into the cheek, and allow to swallow. DO NOT SQUEEZE HARD in case you force liquid into the lungs.
6. Do not allow young animals to chew on the teat. If an animal is chewing rather than sucking, it has finished feeding and the bottle should be withdrawn.
7. Clean the bottle and rubber teat thoroughly after each use. If dish-washing liquid is used, rinse thoroughly afterwards.

Be prepared to repeat this every 2–3 hours until the animal is strong enough to feed from a bottle.