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The Pritchard Screw on Lamb Teat has a flutter valve which lets air back into the bottle as the lamb is drinking. Seals onto most modern glass or plastic bottles with straight threads.
The Pritchard Screw on Lamb Teat has a yellow plastic base and a soft red latex drinking nipple. Teat needs to be kept out of sunlight and washed in mild warm water. Store teats in an airtight bag if keeping from one season to the next. When cutting the top of the lamb teat start higher up for a lighter flow rate, moving down the teat for more vigorous lambs.
Keep out of sunlight, and wash in mild warm water. Be careful not to loose the ball bearing during washing. Keep in an airtight bag if keeping teats over from one season to the next. Washing in hot water softens and deteriorates the nipple. Leaving in the sunlight turns the latex brittle and hard.
Supplier
Acto Agriculture NZ Ltd
Material
Yellow plastic base and a soft red latex drinking nipple
Pack Size
(each)
Colour
Yellow
Dose Rate
Take care when cutting the top of the lamb teat - start higher up the teat for a lighter flow rate and further down the teat for more vigorous lambs.
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