Lamb Colostrum Syringe & Tube Kit

The Lamb Colostrum Syringe & Tube Kit is a practical neonatal livestock-care set designed for administering colostrum or suitable nutritional fluids to weak newborn lambs and goat kids that are unable to suck effectively.

The referenced Agrihealth configuration includes a graduated 60ml syringe and two catheters. The compact set is intended as an essential lambing aid for controlled colostrum dosing and can be stored with other newborn-care equipment in commercial lambing sheds and veterinary treatment areas.

For sheep farms, goat farms, livestock breeding groups and distributors, syringe capacity, catheter configuration, packaging and complete lambing-care kit combinations can be supplied according to project requirements.

• 60ml Graduated Syringe: Clear measurement markings help operators monitor the prepared feeding volume.
• Two Catheters Included: The reference Agrihealth kit is supplied with two feeding catheters for convenient lambing-season use.
• Flexible Feeding Tubes: Designed for controlled neonatal feeding when used correctly by trained livestock personnel.
• Compact Lambing Aid: Easy to keep in lambing boxes, veterinary kits and newborn-care stations.
• Suitable for Lambs and Goat Kids: Applicable to small-ruminant neonatal feeding and emergency nutrition support.
• Replaceable Components: Compatible replacement catheters and dosing syringes can be supplied separately.
• Simple Cleaning: Smooth syringe and tube surfaces support routine cleaning according to farm hygiene protocols.
• Commercial Supply Options: Bulk packs, replacement components and complete lambing kits are available upon request.

The syringe is filled with the required quantity of colostrum or suitable feeding fluid and connected to a compatible flexible catheter. When neonatal tube feeding is required, trained personnel position the catheter according to established livestock-care procedures before administering the fluid slowly.

The graduated syringe allows the operator to monitor the prepared volume, while the flexible catheter provides a controlled fluid pathway. The system is intended for situations where normal nursing or bottle feeding is insufficient.

Important: Tube feeding should only be carried out by trained livestock personnel or under veterinary guidance. Correct tube placement must be confirmed before fluid is administered.

• Newborn lamb colostrum management
• Weak lambs unable to suck effectively
• Orphaned and rejected lambs
• Goat kid neonatal care
• Commercial sheep breeding farms
• Lambing sheds and maternity pens
• Veterinary livestock treatment areas
• Livestock research and breeding facilities
• Emergency lambing-season kits
• Integrated livestock care equipment packages for sheep housing projects

• 60 ml, 140 ml or other syringe capacities available upon request
• Single- or multi-catheter kit configuration
• Clear or colored catheter options according to selected specification
• Catheter length and flexibility according to project requirements
• Replacement catheter packs
• Syringe-only replacement supply
• Bulk packaging for distributors and breeding groups
• OEM and private-label packaging available upon request
• Complete lambing-care kits with feeding, warming and newborn management equipment

Preparation and Use:

1. Use only after appropriate livestock-care training or veterinary instruction.
2. Assess the lamb or goat kid and determine whether tube feeding is appropriate.
3. Prepare the correct quantity and temperature of colostrum according to the farm's neonatal care protocol.
4. Connect the selected catheter securely to the syringe.
5. Determine the correct insertion distance according to animal size and established farm procedure.
6. Introduce the catheter gently without forcing it.
7. Confirm correct placement before administering any liquid.
8. Deliver the fluid slowly and without excessive pressure.
9. Stop immediately if correct placement is uncertain or the animal shows respiratory distress.

Cleaning and Maintenance:

• Wash the syringe and catheter immediately after every use.
• Flush the catheter thoroughly to remove colostrum or milk residue.
• Disinfect reusable components according to farm hygiene procedures.
• Inspect tubing for cracking, hardening, blockage or damaged ends.
• Check syringe graduations and plunger operation regularly.
• Replace damaged or contaminated components before reuse.
• Store cleaned equipment dry and protected in the lambing-care area.

Q1: What does the reference Agrihealth kit include?

The reference product includes one graduated 60ml syringe and two catheters.

Q2: What is the kit mainly used for?

It is intended as a lambing aid for controlled administration of colostrum or suitable nutritional fluids to newborn lambs requiring assisted feeding.

Q3: Can it be used for goat kids?

Yes. Comparable syringe-and-catheter feeding systems are also suitable for neonatal goat kid care when used by trained personnel.

Q4: Are replacement catheters available?

Yes. Agrihealth lists replacement red and clear lamb reviver catheters as separate spare components.

Q5: Are larger syringes available?

Yes. Agrihealth also lists 140ml lamb reviver configurations in addition to the 60ml model.

Q6: Does the kit need to be cleaned between animals?

Yes. Reusable syringe and catheter components should be cleaned and disinfected between animals according to farm hygiene procedures.

Q7: Can untrained personnel use the tube feeder?

Tube feeding requires correct placement and controlled administration. Users should receive appropriate livestock-care training or veterinary instruction before use.

Q8: Can SHEWUYOU supply complete lambing-care kits?

Yes. Syringes, feeding tubes, colostrum feeders, bottles, warming equipment and other lamb-care tools can be supplied according to project requirements.