Feeding bottle for puppies and kittens Barry King 60 ml with 3 nipples and cleaning brush

Barry King feeding bottle for puppies and kittens, 60 ml capacity, designed for safe and controlled hand-feeding of neonatal and young animals. The compact bottle is suitable for small litters and individual feedings, and it includes three interchangeable nipples to match different teat preferences and flow needs. A dedicated cleaning brush is supplied to help maintain hygiene after each use.

Advantages

The bottle’s 60 ml size provides precise portion control for small animals and makes it easy to measure and administer supplements or replacement milk. Interchangeable nipples allow adaptation to different ages and sucking strengths, while the cleaning brush reaches narrow parts of the bottle to prevent residue buildup. The ergonomically shaped bottle is simple to hold and allows steady feeding with minimal spillage.

Suitable for

• Hand-feeding orphaned or rejected puppies and kittens
• Supplementing nursing when the mother cannot provide enough milk
• Feeding individual animals in mixed litters
• Administering measured medication or milk replacer

Key specifications

• Capacity: 60 ml
• Includes: three interchangeable nipples
• Accessory included: dedicated cleaning brush for bottle interior and nipples
• Material: food-safe plastic components and silicone or rubber nipples (typical for feeding bottles)
• Design: compact, ergonomic shape suitable for small hands and small animals

How to use

Before first use and after each feeding, disassemble the bottle and wash all parts thoroughly with warm soapy water, using the supplied brush to clean the interior and nipple openings. Rinse well and sterilize if required by the milk replacer manufacturer’s instructions. Fill the bottle with the prepared milk replacer at the correct temperature and attach a nipple sized appropriately for the animal’s age and strength. Hold the animal securely and allow it to suckle at a controlled pace; avoid forcing the liquid. Monitor the flow rate and switch to a different nipple if the milk flows too fast or too slowly.

Usage recommendations

Always follow veterinary guidance or the milk replacer manufacturer's instructions for feeding frequency, portion sizes, and temperature. Regularly inspect nipples for wear, replace them if damaged, and clean the bottle thoroughly after each use to reduce the risk of contamination.