Magrath Fluid Feeder 2 Qt w/ Stainless Steel Probe

The Springer Magrath Fluidfeeder provides a practical, easy-to-use tool for providing fluids and nourishment to calves that can't or won't nurse. Large capacity 1-gallon tube can accommodate older calves or multiple feedings. The 24-inch esophageal probe is the correct size for calves, and if used properly, the probe's size and shape do not allow it to be inserted into the trachea, reducing the danger of getting fluid into lungs and drowning the calf. Crimp valve allows easy control of fluid; rate of flow is slow enough to cause the calf to form saliva freely, which is necessary for proper digestion.

Durable hardened stainless-steel probe lasts for years and resists burs that can cut the throat and cause infection. Heavy-duty tube resists punctures and tears and remains flexible down to 0 degree F. (-18 degrees C.). Bottle collapses without venting, and check valve keeps air out as liquid leaves the bottle. Bottle, tube, and probe are easy to clean.Fluid Feeder, Crimp Style, 24 Inches Probe, 23.5 Inches Length, 9.5 Inches Width, 4 Inches Height, 2 Quarts Capacity, Plastic, 0.67 Pound Weight, Includes Stainless Steel Probe, For Calves

Magrath Fluid Feeder - 2 Qt W/ Stainless Steel Probe Highlights:

• SKU: 13313
• Manufacturer: MILLER MFG CO
• Easy-to-handle 2-quart tube remains flexible down to 0 degree F. (-18 degrees C.)
• Crimp valve allows easy control of fluid
• ADMINISTERS FLUIDS - Product is a practical, easy-to-use tool for providing fluids & nourishment to calves that can't or won't nurse.
• SAFELY INSERTS - The 24-inch flexible esophageal probe is the correct size for calves. If used properly, the size & shape don't allow it to be inserted into the trachea, reducing the danger of getting fluid into the lungs & drowning the calf.
• FLEXIBLE TUBE - Our easy-to-handle 2-quart tube is incredibly durable. It remains flexible down to 0° F.
• CONTROLS FLOW RATE - The crimp valve allows easy control of the fluid. The rate of flow is slow enough to cause the calf to form saliva freely, which is necessary for proper digestion.