Pritchard Screw On Teat | Realistic Lamb Feeding Teat | Reduces Milk Waste

Pritchard Screw On Teat | Realistic Lamb Feeding Teat | Reduces Milk Waste

Feed lambs more efficiently with the Pritchard Screw On Teat. Designed with a natural, elongated shape, this practical teat encourages a stronger latch and mimics a more realistic feeding experience for orphaned or supplementary-fed lambs. It screws securely onto standard threaded bottles, reducing the risk of detachment and milk loss. The clever design helps minimise spillage from the corners of the mouth, ensuring more milk is consumed. For customised feeding, the tip can be trimmed to control the flow rate, making it a versatile and cost-effective choice for any rearing setup.

Key Features:

Natural Shape for Better Feeding: The elongated, realistic design encourages lambs to latch on more naturally and effectively, leading to faster acceptance and less feeding frustration.

Reduces Milk Waste: Specifically shaped to help prevent milk from spilling out of the corners of the lamb’s mouth, ensuring more milk is consumed and less is wasted.

Secure Screw-On Fit: Threads securely onto compatible bottles, preventing leaks and accidental detachment during vigorous feeding.

Adjustable Flow Rate: The tip can be carefully trimmed with scissors to increase the milk flow, allowing you to customise it to suit the lamb’s age and strength.

Versatile & Cost-Effective: A simple, durable solution compatible with many standard threaded feeding bottles, offering great value and improved feeding efficiency.

Specifications:

• Product: Pritchard Screw On Teat

• Type: Lamb feeding teat

• Attachment: Screws onto threaded bottles

• Dimensions: Approx. 5.5cm x 3cm

• Feature: Tip can be trimmed to adjust flow

Ideal For: Sheep farmers and smallholders rearing orphaned or supplementary-fed lambs, looking for a teat that reduces waste, is easily accepted, and offers adjustable flow control.

A thoughtfully designed teat that makes bottle-feeding lambs simpler, cleaner, and more effective.