Product description Key benefits Efficient group feeding: Six silicone nipples allow simultaneous feeding of multiple animals, reducing time and labor compared with individual bottles. Space-saving wall design: Mounts on walls in barns, stables or clinics to keep walkways clear and improve workspace organization. Versatile liquid compatibility: Suitable for milk, water or liquid nutritional supplements commonly used for livestock. Durable and hygienic: Reinforced construction increases drop resistance; silicone nipples are easy to clean and gentle on animals’ mouths. What it does and why you need it Simplifies group or targeted feeding by delivering liquid nourishment to several young animals at once, helping maintain consistent intake and reduce stress during feeding. The wall-mounted form factor protects the unit from being knocked over and frees floor space in crowded pens or treatment rooms. Silicone nipples provide a soft, reliable teat for lambs, calves and piglets while being resistant to wear and simple to sanitize between uses. Important attributes Function: Group feeding dispenser with six feeding nipples for simultaneous use. Compatibility: Designed for milk, water and liquid supplements used in livestock care. Material: Silicone nipples for animal comfort; reinforced housing for improved impact resistance. Size/Design: Compact wall-mount layout to save space and keep feeding area tidy. Performance: Enables organized, hygienic feeding routines suitable for regular farm use and clinical settings. Use scenarios Farm bulk feeding: Mount in a lambing shed or calf pen to feed multiple animals at once during busy seasonal periods. Clinic or rescue center: Install in treatment rooms to provide consistent, targeted feeding for orphaned or weak neonates without occupying floor space. Mixed-species operations: Use for lambs, calves and piglets when practitioners need a single, hygienic solution for different young livestock. Who this is for Farmers and livestock keepers managing groups of young animals. Veterinarians and clinic staff who need an organized, hygienic feeding solution for neonatal care. Notes on care Clean nipples and dispenser regularly according to standard hygiene practices for livestock feeding equipment. Inspect reinforced housing and nipples for wear and replace parts as needed to maintain safe operation.