Calf Nursing Bottle 4L, Plastic Body with Rubber Nipple Overview A 4 liter calf nursing bottle designed for easy hand feeding and routine calf care. The bottle pairs a thickened plastic body with a rubber nipple shaped to resemble a cow teat, providing a familiar drinking feel for calves and reducing the need for frequent refills. Key benefits Encourages natural suckling: Rubber nipple shaped and textured to resemble a cow teat, helping calves accept bottle feeding and drink more naturally. Reduced refilling frequency: Large 4 liter capacity covers typical single feeding needs for young calves, saving time during busy feeding periods. Easier handling: Builtin handle allows comfortable onehanded use while holding a calf or managing multiple tasks. Durable construction: Thickened plastic body resists daily wear and supports longterm use. Features Item type: Calf nursing bottle Main material: Plastic body with rubber nipple Color: White Capacity: 4 liters Suitable for: Calves Package includes: 1 x Calf nursing bottle Practical applications calf feedings: Use for routine milk or milk replacer feedings immediately after birth or during the first weeks of life. Handrearing or orphan care: Reliable bottle option when a calf cannot nurse from its dam and requires individual feeding. Weaning transition and supplemental feeding: Handy for controlled feeding sessions when introducing bottles during the weaning period or giving supplemental meals. Usage notes Fill with prepared milk or milk replacer according to feeding guidelines. Hold by the handle for steady feeding and to maintain a natural teat angle for the calf. Clean and dry thoroughly after each use for hygiene and longevity. Specifications Item type: Calf nursing bottle Material: Thickened plastic body, rubber nipple Color: White Capacity: 4 L Suitability: Calf Package contents: 1 bottle This calf nursing bottle is a practical tool for routine feeding and handrearing tasks, combining a large capacity, an ergonomic handle, and a rubber nipple designed for natural suckling behavior.