Newborn Kitten Nursing Kit with 60ml Bottle (6pcs)

Support safe, controlled feeding for newborn kittens and puppies.

This Newborn Kitten Nursing Kit (6pcs) is designed to help you bottle-feed very young kittens, puppies, and other small animals that are orphaned, rejected, or need supplemental feeding. The set includes a 60 ml feeding bottle, four interchangeable silicone-style nozzles, and a cleaning brush, giving you the essentials to manage feeding from birth through early growth stages. The bottle body is made from durable PP plastic, which is lightweight, easy to handle, and simple to clean between feeds.

The four nozzles can be swapped quickly to match your animal's size, suckling strength, and feeding stage. Use smaller, softer tips for newborns, then move to larger openings as they grow. The 60 ml capacity is suitable for frequent, measured feeds using goat's milk or veterinarian-approved milk replacer formulas. The included cleaning brush is sized to reach inside the bottle and nozzles, helping you maintain good hygiene and reduce the risk of bacterial buildup.

Why It's a Smart Choice

• Adaptable feeding options - Four interchangeable nozzles allow you to adjust flow and size as your kitten or puppy develops.
• Easy to clean and maintain - PP plastic bottle and dedicated cleaning brush support thorough cleaning after every use.
• Compact, organized kit - All six components work together as a complete nursing solution for small litters or foster animals.

FAQ

Q: What kind of milk should I use with this nursing kit?
A: Use only veterinarian-recommended kitten or puppy milk replacer, or goat's milk if advised by your vet. Do not use cow's milk, as it can cause digestive issues.

Q: How do I sterilize the bottle and nozzles?
A: Wash all parts in warm, soapy water using the brush, rinse thoroughly, then soak in hot (not boiling) water for several minutes. Allow to air dry completely before the next use.

Q: Is the 60 ml bottle suitable for very small newborns?
A: Yes. The capacity is appropriate for small, frequent feeds. For very young or weak animals, start with the smallest nozzle and monitor closely to ensure they can swallow comfortably.