coachg
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Started with the twins / triplets minus one . Like it a lot better than the old type . Handle sure is handy . Peach Teat 
New type of bottle
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Dsth
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definitely looks different. is that an air vent valve close to the bottom of the bottle?
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coachg
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Yes , you can control how fast the milk flows .
It's similar to the Trusti Tuber that has a nipple attachment. And love the vent! Yeah, it's pricy, but the best by far IMO if you need to tube a calf.
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coachg
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Think I paid $18 .
MurraysMutts
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I've heard of em, but never seen one!
Does the teat just snap on?
I've had trouble with those in the past. It'll make u invent new words when the nipple comes off...
Does the teat just snap on?
I've had trouble with those in the past. It'll make u invent new words when the nipple comes off...
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coachg
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This one is threaded and screws on and off from the cap piece that screws on the top of the jug /bottle . (If that makes sense )
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coachg
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I got mine at my farmers coop store .
TexasJerseyMilker
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I ordered one of those Peach Teats. It's not here yet. Honeydew is due to calf in a few weeks. I don't care for those honking big rubber nipples on the regular bottles, I've had to force calves to drink from them. Since I will be raising bottle heifers from now on I want something they take to. Unfortunately you have to also buy the bottle with goes with it but whatever.
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coachg
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I think you'll like it . You can hold it with one hand .
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coachg
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My top assistant feeding our baby .
farmerjan
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They make a "foal/lamb" nipple to go on the regular "calf bottles" I try to start most all my calves on it... the nipple is smaller like many/most cow teats and they do real well on them...
I prefer the screw on ring and the nipple separate... and I have the older style that is a bigger "mouth" to the bottle... makes cleaning much easier with a good bottle brush... I do not like the snap on nipple bottles as much because the opening is smaller and a little harder to clean... the new "regular calf bottles" with screw on nipple and ring, have an even smaller opening and a pita to clean.
I prefer the screw on ring and the nipple separate... and I have the older style that is a bigger "mouth" to the bottle... makes cleaning much easier with a good bottle brush... I do not like the snap on nipple bottles as much because the opening is smaller and a little harder to clean... the new "regular calf bottles" with screw on nipple and ring, have an even smaller opening and a pita to clean.
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coachg
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Better pic , check out that smile on that girls face .
A.J.
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That's what it's all about right there. Making memories to last a lifetime.
MurraysMutts
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I took one to town one time for my brother's girl to feed. I'll see if I can find a pic. It was a few years ago.
Those kids faces sure light up don't they!!
Those kids faces sure light up don't they!!
Double R Ranch
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This was recommended last season for a scoured dairy calf I had and man o man has is been a game changer. I can't remember who recommended it and if it was you THANK YOU!!!!!! It worked so well I gifted one to our dairy friends. They will never go back they say. Being able to feed whatever amount and use either the tube or the nipple (peach teat nipple basically) is so convenient. Actually currently using it to tube electrolytes to our newest dairy calves who are scouring.
Double R Ranch
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I have a few of these. Older models. Don't have the handle or the vent. That's really nice! Only thing I have had issues with is cleaning in the nipple. Maybe the newer ones are better.
