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Volac lamb2ewe feeder

farawaygrass · 2019-02-22 11:40:28

Anyone have one of these? Bought one this year but won’t be using it for a few weeks. One thing that concerns me is that the milk in the tubes going to the teats will be cold, therefor discouraging the lamb for sucking?

22-02-2019 11:40am

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Anyone have one of these? Bought one this year but won’t be using it for a few weeks. One thing that concerns me is that the milk in the tubes going to the teats will be cold, therefor discouraging the lamb for sucking?

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#2 22-02-2019 6:08pm

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farawaygrass wrote: »

Anyone have one of these? Bought one this year but won’t be using it for a few weeks. One thing that concerns me is that the milk in the tubes going to the teats will be cold, therefor discouraging the lamb for sucking?

I doubt it makes any difference if the lamb is hungry. I know another poster never uses warm milk as it prevents bloat.

BTW I bought a shepherdess feed line kit this year. About 35 euro and I'll just screw the teat to the wall and put the end of the pipe into a milk bucket. Cheap and cheerful.

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