Pritchard Lamb/Kid Teat

Great price very easy to use on our Kunekune pig herd

it holds up good has good flow when cut properly. does not flow to fast for the little ones. We run a wildlife rescue and this is the only nipple we use for the fawns.

Purchased these for the upcoming kidding season. One is completely unuseable. Too busy, obviously, to bother with the argument of a return. Otherwise they are perfect. They fit most any soda bortle but we like Jones Soda glass bottles the best. No leakage, easily sterilized.

These nipples are perfect for feeding the miniature goats.

I've used these nipples for a couple of years now and doubt I will switch unless they change their design. I especially like the little metal ball bearing that lets air in. My baby goats have no problems with them. You do have to test out the holes in the nipples when you cut them, though. Start small and suck on it to see how big the holes are becoming. They are not standard and the hole will become too big on some alot quicker than others.

By far, your price is the best price for Pritchard Nipples around. Local places are charging close to $3 a piece! Yes $3! And those nipples have plastic teats which don't last as long.

I too have used many different lamb bar nipples and systems.  The Pritchard is excellent because newborns or fussy eaters take to it easily, no fighting to get them accustomed to it.  The only problem I have is that they tend to degrade easily--you cannot use any clorox-based cleaner on them or they go to pieces.  If you carefully use vinegar/soap, they can  last a kidding season until weaning.  But for ease of use they can't be beat.