Green Meadow Pet Feeding Bottle Kit – Nursing Bottle for Puppies, Kittens & Small Animals

The Green Meadow Pet Feeding Bottle Kit is specially designed for safely feeding newborn and young animals that require assisted nursing. Ideal for puppies, kittens, rabbits, hamsters, and other small pets, this complete feeding set helps provide comfortable and controlled feeding during early growth stages.

Key Features

Complete Nursing Kit
Includes essential feeding accessories such as:

• Feeding bottle
• Multiple silicone nipples/teats
• Cleaning brush
• Feeding aid accessories

Everything needed for convenient pet nursing in one set.

Soft Silicone Nipples
Flexible, pet-safe nipples are designed to simulate natural feeding and provide comfortable milk flow for young animals.

Clear Measurement Markings
Bottle features easy-to-read volume markings for accurate feeding control and portion monitoring.

Easy to Clean
Includes a cleaning brush to help maintain hygiene and ensure safe feeding after every use.

Suitable for Multiple Small Animals
Perfect for:

• Puppies
• Kittens
• Rabbits
• Guinea pigs
• Hamsters
• Other newborn or recovering small animals

Specifications

• Brand: Green Meadow
• Product Type: Pet feeding bottle kit
• Material: BPA-free plastic bottle + silicone nipples
• Capacity: Approx. 60ml
• Use: Nursing & assisted feeding
• Application: Puppies, kittens & small animals

Ideal For

• Newborn pets without mothers
• Supplemental feeding
• Sick or recovering animals
• Breeders and rescue care
• Small animal hand-feeding

Why Use a Pet Feeding Bottle?

Young animals require careful feeding during their early stages of development. A dedicated pet nursing bottle provides better control, safer feeding, and reduced risk of choking compared to improvised feeding methods.

⚠️ Important Notes

• Sterilise bottle and nipples before use
• Ensure milk/formula is at the correct temperature
• Feed slowly to prevent choking
• Always supervise feeding sessions

Pro Tip 💡

Before first use, make a small hole in the teat if required—milk should drip slowly, not flow freely, for safer feeding.