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Lixit Animal Care Lixit Farm Child Bottle, 1 quart 1 quart bottle Straightforward to carry with extensive mouth Neck ring prevents farm child from pulling nipple off bottle
Prospects say
Prospects discover the newborn bottle sturdy and of fine high quality. They are saying it is simple to wash and use. Nevertheless, some clients have skilled leakage points. There are blended opinions on the bottle dimension, performance, and design.
13 reviews for Lixit Animal Care Farm Child Bottle, 1 Quart (30-0472-A12), White, 32 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
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Kera Huff –
AMAZING PRODUCT!!!
The durability, weight, and quality are top notch for this….I got it for my Lamanca and Nubian kids (goats) n they work FLAWLESSLY…For anyone thinking goats 🐐 GET IT!!! The nipple is tapered and the biggest part at the base is MAYBE thumb width…perfect for bigger breed goats and older Nigerian kids….Will get more for next season
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Kaitlyn Mitchell –
Easy to clean and last years
I have many of these bottles and they are easily to clean and last years. The nipples do get blown out but all do. They are easy to replace and find a replacement. Most animals like them. I have used them on foals, goat kids, and crias.
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RS –
Good bottle with nipple mod
So i read all the reviews and looked high and low on the internet. I even went to two local farmstead type stores (not TSC) and i just wasnt happy. I wasnt happy about what i read here either but for $6 how can i go wrong. I bought two one for each Alpine kid. ALL the reviews of the bottle in an “as is condition” are correct. The bottle is terrible **until** you modify the nipple. If Dr Browns made a goat bottle that of coarse would be better (i kno i got a laugh from the recent parents)……Mods to the nipple…very easy. The very top is cut like a cross. When u squeeze the top you can clearly see 4 triangles. Very simply cut one triangle out. Then i also made 3 more 1/8″ slices with a nice sharp razor blade around the base of the nipple so when the goat pulls the nipple the slice opens up and lets air in. I successfully allowed my wife who first told me the bottles sucked to do another feeding without knowing what i did and i passed the dad mod test. Goats were happy….i heard the air guzzling in as they drank….mom was happy…real kids happy……dad wins……. I think these are very good bottles easy to clean and easy for young kids to hold.One word of caution…..when u turn the bottle over…the milk will leak out the end of the nipple…but if u do it right and let the goat jump towards nipple while u hold it kinda sideways so it dont leak u can get them to latch without spilling…. Bit of common sense and problem solving goes a long way…..
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Shastababy –
Hard to see through
I liked these bottles for my orphaned goat kids, but it was really hard to see through them to get the proper amount, even with a bright light behind it. I had to use a measuring cup to be sure of the correct amount and fill each one individually because the plastic is hard to see through. It took a lot more time than it should have.The markings were clear and accurate and didn’t fade or wash off during the time I used them. I found them a little hard to hold as they were pretty big around, but that’s not the bottle’s fault. The nipples lasted well even with the kids chewing on them and only once did one collapse. They have a small vent which I believe helped. If I didn’t need to monitor intake, I’d buy these again as they seemed durable.
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Jennifer woods –
Pleasantly surprised
I bought 12 of these bottles even after reading all the complaints. The bottles came in individual plastic wrap with the nipple upside down so they were in the bottle and the ring screwed on. Other than it’s slower to feed my goats they hold more milk. Heating the bottle takes a little longer. Very durable. I’m washing them in top rack of my dishwasher and handwashing the nipples. Out of the 12 bottles I received one leaked from the nipple and the vent hole. Overall I’m happy with my purchase, they will definitely last a long time AND I was excited and surprised to see the ounces marked on the side. I had looked for this but the pictures didn’t show it. I was planning to use a measuring cup to pre measure and mark the bottles for future use. Glad I didn’t have to do any of that. I do have a weak kid so I’m still using the Pritchard nipple on her. These definitely need good sucking goats. Our of 12 bottle babies they took perfectly to the new nipple within the first day all but my weak one. Who is doing well by the way.
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KIF –
Not good for baby goats, Good for older kids
This nipple is VERY tough. My baby goats couldn’t use it. I had to clip open the hole to make it large enough for them to get milk through.It might be great for calves and larger kids. Once my babies were up in size and I clipped the hole open, they were useable. By then their back teeth could cut through the rubber though.
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Maria Betancourt –
Best of the best
Have raised multiple goats and even a cow calf with it. Is still in one piece and usable. Bought this second one to replace the almost immortal one we still have just because I know eventually I will have to replace and this is so good and long lasting that makes no sense to buy another brand. Thanks!!
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Terri M. Vernon, . –
Worst lamb bottles ever
These are terrible. Even if you mange to get an air hole that’ll work enough to get some sort of flow the lambs hate the nipples. Way to big for the newborns and even the bigger lambs don’t care for the hard rubber. Plus you pretty much have to destroy the rubber to get any air fir flow. The design is terrible.If possible I wouldn’t have given 1 star. It’s a big zero from me. I returned all 14. I bought the Bess 20 oz. From valley vet. They have bulk pricing so I actually spent a little less and there very adjustable and building a bottle rack was much easier because of the way they’re built.
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Don Bowes –
It’s perfect for feeding our baby Nigerian Dwarf Goat. Haven’t needed the replacement nipples
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LoriWiggins78 –
Good quality, just what we needed for baby goats
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Amanda Hughes –
Came broken
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emma campbell –
It’s no good for lambs at all. It’s good enough quality but the cross is too tight on the nipple lambs cant suck anything out, plus they don’t really like the texture. Your better off with Pritchard nipples for lambs and goats… works way better and far easier to use.
Kera Huff –
AMAZING PRODUCT!!!
The durability, weight, and quality are top notch for this….I got it for my Lamanca and Nubian kids (goats) n they work FLAWLESSLY…For anyone thinking goats 🐐 GET IT!!! The nipple is tapered and the biggest part at the base is MAYBE thumb width…perfect for bigger breed goats and older Nigerian kids….Will get more for next season
Kaitlyn Mitchell –
Easy to clean and last years
I have many of these bottles and they are easily to clean and last years. The nipples do get blown out but all do. They are easy to replace and find a replacement. Most animals like them. I have used them on foals, goat kids, and crias.
RS –
Good bottle with nipple mod
So i read all the reviews and looked high and low on the internet. I even went to two local farmstead type stores (not TSC) and i just wasnt happy. I wasnt happy about what i read here either but for $6 how can i go wrong. I bought two one for each Alpine kid. ALL the reviews of the bottle in an “as is condition” are correct. The bottle is terrible **until** you modify the nipple. If Dr Browns made a goat bottle that of coarse would be better (i kno i got a laugh from the recent parents)……Mods to the nipple…very easy. The very top is cut like a cross. When u squeeze the top you can clearly see 4 triangles. Very simply cut one triangle out. Then i also made 3 more 1/8″ slices with a nice sharp razor blade around the base of the nipple so when the goat pulls the nipple the slice opens up and lets air in. I successfully allowed my wife who first told me the bottles sucked to do another feeding without knowing what i did and i passed the dad mod test. Goats were happy….i heard the air guzzling in as they drank….mom was happy…real kids happy……dad wins……. I think these are very good bottles easy to clean and easy for young kids to hold.One word of caution…..when u turn the bottle over…the milk will leak out the end of the nipple…but if u do it right and let the goat jump towards nipple while u hold it kinda sideways so it dont leak u can get them to latch without spilling…. Bit of common sense and problem solving goes a long way…..
Shastababy –
Hard to see through
I liked these bottles for my orphaned goat kids, but it was really hard to see through them to get the proper amount, even with a bright light behind it. I had to use a measuring cup to be sure of the correct amount and fill each one individually because the plastic is hard to see through. It took a lot more time than it should have.The markings were clear and accurate and didn’t fade or wash off during the time I used them. I found them a little hard to hold as they were pretty big around, but that’s not the bottle’s fault. The nipples lasted well even with the kids chewing on them and only once did one collapse. They have a small vent which I believe helped. If I didn’t need to monitor intake, I’d buy these again as they seemed durable.
Jennifer woods –
Pleasantly surprised
I bought 12 of these bottles even after reading all the complaints. The bottles came in individual plastic wrap with the nipple upside down so they were in the bottle and the ring screwed on. Other than it’s slower to feed my goats they hold more milk. Heating the bottle takes a little longer. Very durable. I’m washing them in top rack of my dishwasher and handwashing the nipples. Out of the 12 bottles I received one leaked from the nipple and the vent hole. Overall I’m happy with my purchase, they will definitely last a long time AND I was excited and surprised to see the ounces marked on the side. I had looked for this but the pictures didn’t show it. I was planning to use a measuring cup to pre measure and mark the bottles for future use. Glad I didn’t have to do any of that. I do have a weak kid so I’m still using the Pritchard nipple on her. These definitely need good sucking goats. Our of 12 bottle babies they took perfectly to the new nipple within the first day all but my weak one. Who is doing well by the way.
KIF –
Not good for baby goats, Good for older kids
This nipple is VERY tough. My baby goats couldn’t use it. I had to clip open the hole to make it large enough for them to get milk through.It might be great for calves and larger kids. Once my babies were up in size and I clipped the hole open, they were useable. By then their back teeth could cut through the rubber though.
Maria Betancourt –
Best of the best
Have raised multiple goats and even a cow calf with it. Is still in one piece and usable. Bought this second one to replace the almost immortal one we still have just because I know eventually I will have to replace and this is so good and long lasting that makes no sense to buy another brand. Thanks!!
Terri M. Vernon, . –
Worst lamb bottles ever
These are terrible. Even if you mange to get an air hole that’ll work enough to get some sort of flow the lambs hate the nipples. Way to big for the newborns and even the bigger lambs don’t care for the hard rubber. Plus you pretty much have to destroy the rubber to get any air fir flow. The design is terrible.If possible I wouldn’t have given 1 star. It’s a big zero from me. I returned all 14. I bought the Bess 20 oz. From valley vet. They have bulk pricing so I actually spent a little less and there very adjustable and building a bottle rack was much easier because of the way they’re built.
Don Bowes –
It’s perfect for feeding our baby Nigerian Dwarf Goat. Haven’t needed the replacement nipples
LoriWiggins78 –
Good quality, just what we needed for baby goats
Amanda Hughes –
Came broken
emma campbell –
It’s no good for lambs at all. It’s good enough quality but the cross is too tight on the nipple lambs cant suck anything out, plus they don’t really like the texture. Your better off with Pritchard nipples for lambs and goats… works way better and far easier to use.
Javo –
Super