20ML Animal Drenching Syringe, 2 Nozzles, Adjustable Dosage, Reusable, Suitable for Goat, Horse, Sheep, Pig, Cattle, Dog, Cat

This drench gun came with extra gaskets and tube (one straight and one bent). The silicone gasket ensures that the plunger moves effortlessly. I’ve been using a large syringe (without the needle of course) for years and it was less than ideal. Finally, after a goat bit me and drew blood while trying to administer meds I decided to order this. I wish I’d gotten it sooner!!

Great product

Very good quality products.

I ordered the 20ML syringe with drench nozzles for feeding my young birds, but it did not work as expected. The syringe was poorly constructed, and the dosage markings were difficult to read, making it hard to measure the correct amount of food. The nozzles are flimsy and didn’t fit securely, causing them to fall off while feeding the birds. Even after adjusting the syringe, the flow of liquid was inconsistent, and I had trouble getting the right amount out. The rubber part that seals the syringe leaked, which created a mess and wasted a lot of the feed. I also found the syringe to be uncomfortable to hold and operate, especially when trying to feed smaller birds. The materials used in the construction felt cheap, and I seriously doubt it will last long. I had to discard this syringe and purchase a higher-quality alternative. Overall, this product was a huge disappointment, and I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone needing a reliable feeding tool for their animals.

I mix my cat's meds in delectibles bisque which works really well with this syringe. I bought some small bottle nipples for puppies or kittens cut the end of nipple off and put on the end of syringe. Works perfectly!!!! I have no problem feeding him his meds this way. I go in the side of his mouth. He eats it up!!! Wish I had thought of the nipple sooner too.

The drench gun was exactly what I needed to give my little goat his medicine. Easy to use. The hardest thing was catching the goat.

It served its purpose to help get some liquid meds down some goat kids but the plastic is very cheaply made. The metal part was sturdy enough. It would probably be fine for baby birds but I would use plastic syringes for fowl. There is no way to sterilize it except with chemicals.

The best thing to horse lovers!!! From administering antibiotics, oral meds, AND injecting cream in deep wounds, it is a MUST HAVE!!!!