General
Model Number
FEEDING BOTTLE FOR CATS & DOGS-150ML
Pet Type
Dog & Cat, Cat, Dog, Chipmunk, Monkey, Miniature Pig, Rabbit, Tortoise
Model Name
Feeding Milk Bottle –Multi-Color Nursing Feeder Puppies Kittens Goat
Used For
• Caring for newborns: Crucial for feeding orphaned or rejected baby animals that cannot nurse naturally., • Supplemental feeding: Provides extra nourishment when a mother’s milk supply is low or a pup/kitten needs a boost., • Breeder’s essential: Enables breeders to manage large litters, ensuring every puppy or kitten gets its fair share of milk., • Rescue and shelter tool: Vital for rescues and shelters to quickly nourish underweight or ill infants., • On-the-go convenience: Portable design lets you feed young pets anytime, anywhere – great for travel or vet visits., • Safe feeding alternative: Avoids risky methods (like cups or syringes) by offering a secure, controlled way to feed vulnerable animals., • Peace of mind: Owners can focus on bonding with the baby pet, confident that feeding is hygienic and measured properly, • Essential first-aid: When emergencies strike (illness or mother’s absence), this nursing bottle serves as an indispensable backup feeding solution.
Usage Instruction
1. Assemble bottle: Sterilize the bottle and nipple before first use. Pour the warm formula (body temperature) into the bottle and securely attach the silicone nipple., 2. Check flow: Hold the bottle upright and squeeze gently to test the flow. Invert the bottle to release a drop of formula, ensuring a steady but not rushed drip. Adjust the nipple hole if needed to prevent choking or leaks., 3. Position pet: Place the animal in a natural belly-down position — never on its back Support its head and body, then gently guide the nipple into its mouth., 4. Begin feeding: Allow the baby to latch and suckle at its own pace. Tilt the bottle slightly to control flow and ease of nursing. Do not squeeze the bottle too hard or force-feed., 5. Finish feeding: Once the baby has had enough (usually indicated by slowing suckling), remove the nipple. Gently burp or stimulate the pet if needed., 6. Clean the pet: Always wipe the animal’s face and muzzle after feeding to prevent irritation
