Lamb Colostrum Drencher with Stomach Tube

The Lamb Colostrum Drencher with Stomach Tube is a practical newborn livestock feeding device designed for administering colostrum, milk or suitable electrolyte solutions to lambs and kid goats when bottle feeding is not practical.

The system combines a graduated feeding container with a flexible transparent stomach tube, allowing the operator to monitor liquid flow while using a gravity-fed delivery method. The design is particularly suitable for lambing sheds, sheep breeding farms, veterinary teams and commercial livestock operations requiring efficient newborn care.

• Designed for feeding newborn lambs and kid goats.
• Suitable for controlled administration of colostrum and appropriate electrolyte solutions.
• 240 ml container capacity for practical newborn feeding management.
• Flexible, gentle stomach tube designed for easier insertion and handling.
• Transparent tube allows the operator to observe liquid flow and cleanliness.
• Safety indicator markings assist with correct tube positioning.
• Gravity-fed operation provides controlled liquid delivery without pressurized feeding.
• Stable container base allows convenient pre-filling before use.
• Large opening supports easier filling and cleaning.
• Integrated tube clip helps keep the feeding tube away from contaminated surfaces.
• One-handed operating design supports efficient newborn livestock care.

• Graduated Feeding Container: Holds the prepared colostrum or feeding liquid and provides visible volume reference.
• Flexible Stomach Tube: Transfers liquid from the container into the animal's oesophagus.
• Safety Indicator Marks: Provide a visual reference for correct tube insertion depth.
• Specialized Tube Tip: Designed to support controlled placement during feeding.
• Tube Clip: Keeps the tube elevated and helps improve hygiene during preparation and storage.
• Integrated Handle: Allows convenient one-handed holding during feeding.
• Stable Base: Allows the container to stand securely while being filled.

The feeding tube is gently introduced into the lamb's oesophagus by a trained operator until the appropriate safety indicators are correctly positioned. Once placement has been confirmed, the container is raised above the animal's stomach level so that the liquid flows through the tube by gravity.

Gravity feeding allows the operator to regulate delivery by adjusting the height of the container. Lowering the container stops or reduces the flow. This approach provides better control than forcing liquid through the tube under pressure.

• Commercial sheep breeding farms.
• Lambing sheds and maternity areas.
• Newborn lamb care and colostrum management programs.
• Goat breeding farms and kidding facilities.
• Veterinary clinics and mobile livestock veterinary services.
• Livestock research and agricultural teaching facilities.
• Emergency newborn feeding kits.
• Large flock operations requiring standardized post-lambing care equipment.

For distributors, livestock projects and commercial farms, packaging configuration, order quantity and combination supply with other lambing equipment can be arranged according to project requirements.

OEM packaging and bulk procurement options are available upon request.

• Inspect the feeding tube and container before every use.
• Use only by personnel familiar with correct stomach-tube feeding procedures.
• Confirm proper oesophageal placement before raising the feeding container.
• Keep the lamb's head and neck appropriately positioned during feeding.
• Allow liquid to flow by gravity rather than applying pressure.
• Wash the container and tube thoroughly with warm water and suitable cleaning products after use.
• Allow all components to dry completely before storage.
• Replace damaged, cracked or excessively worn tubing before further use.
• Store in a clean, dry location as part of the farm's lambing and newborn care equipment.

Q: What is the Lamb Colostrum Drencher with Stomach Tube used for?
A: It is designed to deliver colostrum or appropriate electrolyte solutions directly through an oesophageal feeding tube when a newborn lamb or kid requires assisted feeding.

Q: What is the container capacity?
A: The standard configuration has a capacity of 240 ml.

Q: Does it use pressure to deliver the liquid?
A: No. The system uses gravity flow, allowing liquid delivery to be controlled by raising or lowering the container.

Q: Can the tube position be monitored?
A: Yes. Safety indicator markings assist with positioning, while the transparent tube allows the operator to observe liquid flow.

Q: Can the product be used for kid goats?
A: Yes. This type of drencher is designed for newborn lambs and kid goats.

Q: Is training required before using a stomach tube?
A: Correct oesophageal tube placement is essential. Operators should be trained in newborn livestock stomach-tube feeding techniques and seek veterinary assistance when necessary.