The Nobleza Pet feeding bottle kit 60 ml is a set for feeding young pets and giving medicine. It includes a 60 ml bottle, three teats, a cleaning brush and a pill dispenser. The bottle with its well-shaped teat suits the very youngest — kittens, puppies and baby rodents, ferrets and hedgehogs — while the pill dispenser helps you give medicine without stress.
What's in the kit and why
The 60 ml bottle is for milk replacer — a handy volume for kittens and small-breed puppies. Three teats let you pick one that suits the youngster's size and keep spares, since teats wear out and get bitten through. The brush is for thoroughly cleaning the bottle and teats: leftover formula spoils quickly. The pill dispenser places a tablet right at the back of the tongue without putting your fingers in the animal's mouth. According to the manufacturer, every item in the kit is easy to clean and sterilise.
Key specs
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Bottle | 60 ml |
| Teats | 3 pcs |
| Extras | cleaning brush, pill dispenser |
| For | kittens, puppies, rodents, ferrets, hedgehogs |
| Care | easy to clean and sterilise |
| Brand | Nobleza |
Pros
- All in one kit. Bottle, teats, brush and pill dispenser.
- Three teats. Spares and a choice to suit the youngster.
- Pill dispenser included. Helps give medicine without stress.
- Easy to clean and sterilise. The brush is included.
- For different animals. Kittens, puppies and small pets.
- A handy volume. 60 ml is enough for a kitten's or small puppy's feed.
Cons
- Material not stated. The product page doesn't say what the bottle and teats are made of.
- The teat hole. You may need to make or trim it carefully to suit the youngster.
- Small for large-breed puppies. They'll soon need a bigger bottle.
- Milk replacer needed. Cow's milk isn't suitable for hand-rearing.
How to bottle-feed
Use a dedicated cat or dog milk replacer, mixed according to the instructions and warmed to body temperature — test a drop on your wrist: it should be warm, not hot. Feed the youngster in its natural position — on its tummy with the head slightly raised, as it would suckle from its mother; never turn it onto its back like a human baby, as milk can get into the airways. Don't squeeze formula in by force: the youngster should suckle by itself. If milk comes out of the nose, stop feeding immediately — the teat hole is too big. Newborns need frequent feeds, including at night; ask your vet about frequency and volume. After feeding, help the youngster go to the toilet by massaging its tummy with a damp cloth.
Hygiene
After each feed, take the bottle apart, wash it and the teats with the brush in warm water and sterilise them — newborns have very weak immunity. Don't store made-up formula: pour away leftovers. Replace worn or bitten teats — there are three in the kit.
The pill dispenser
The dispenser is useful for adult animals too: load the tablet into the tip, gently open your pet's mouth, insert the dispenser and press the plunger so the tablet lands at the back of the tongue. Then close the mouth, stroke the throat and offer a little water. It's an easier way to give a dewormer or a course of medicine without risking your fingers.
Who it suits
Anyone hand-rearing orphaned kittens and puppies or supplementing weak youngsters; for the young of small animals; and anyone who regularly needs to give their pet tablets. On feeding kittens, see what to feed a kitten and a kitten at home. Milk replacers are in the puppy milk section, and more accessories in the cat bowls and feeders section.
Verdict
The Nobleza Pet feeding bottle kit is a well-thought-out all-in-one set: a 60 ml bottle, three teats, a brush and a pill dispenser. It helps when hand-rearing kittens, puppies and small animals and when giving medicine. The essentials: the right formula, the right feeding position and spotless hygiene.
FAQ
What's in the kit?
A 60 ml bottle, three teats, a cleaning brush and a pill dispenser.
Can a kitten be fed cow's milk?
No, hand-rearing requires a dedicated cat milk replacer.
What position should the youngster be fed in?
On its tummy with the head slightly raised — never on its back.
What if milk comes out of the nose?
Stop feeding immediately: the teat hole is too big.
How should the bottle be cleaned?
With the brush in warm water after every feed, then sterilised.
Which animals is the kit for?
Kittens, puppies and the young of small animals — rodents, ferrets, hedgehogs.
How do I give a tablet with the dispenser?
Load the tablet into the tip, insert the dispenser into the mouth and press the plunger so the tablet lands at the back of the tongue.
