Puppy Kitten Bottle for Nursing, Newborn Baby Dog Cat Rabbit Feeding Bottles with Nipples Feeder Kit

While it took a couple days for the runt of the litter a stray cat moved into our yard to figure out how to drink from the bottle, once he figured it out, he has increased his intake and strength. I’m sure he would not have survived if we hadn’t intervened and fed him with this.The only issue now is he bites the nipple and leaves holes, and not yet interested in drinking from a dish or eating food yet.Tip: the easiest way I found to pierce the nipple is with a toothpick or wooden skewer.Pictures- 3 weeks old, then 6 weeks old after 3 weeks of bottle feeding.

We tried two other baby bottle makers and this was the only one that came with a tool to make a hole in the nipple. Also, the nipple is the only one that was silicon. Works very well for its purpose.

I loved it. However my kitty chew the nippies. So idk if different baby stages require different nippies. Needless to say...there's perfect use for the syringesjq

This kit saved a couple days old bunny, I got this kit and I feed him every 3 hours for a couple weeks and then he was eating a lot on his own. 4 and a half months later, he is doing well, litter trained and I feed him morning and evening. Romaine lettuce is his favorite. But he gets many kinds of food for a wild bunny.

Different size syringes, different size nipples.It's all perfect.I found a 3 week old kitten outside and it has been working very well so far.We're just on the small syringe

So I tried to feed my 5-week-old kitten with this bottle for the first time and the silicone part broke. I don't know if he was just too hungry but the silicone part broke easily.

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I wish I could return the items. Personal as a first time rescuer, I would not purchase the kit for baby kittens.