Agri Health Lamb Bucket Spare Valves for Feeders
Description
Agri Health Lamb Bucket Spare Valves
Agri Health Lamb Bucket Spare Valves are replacement valves for Agri Health lamb feeding buckets. The valve fits behind the teat and works with it to control milk flow as the lamb sucks, making it a consumable part worth keeping in stock on any lambing shed or smallholding.
These spares are best for flock keepers, smallholders and hobby farmers who bottle or bucket rear lambs, kid goats and other orphan youngstock, and who want a feeder back in service without waiting for a new bucket.
Key Features
- Direct replacement valves for Agri Health lamb feeding buckets
- Controlled flow - works with the teat to regulate milk delivery
- Tool-free fitting - press into place by hand
- Removable and washable for cleaning between feeds
- Suits lambs and kid goats reared on a teat feeder
- Handy spares to keep feeding going through a busy lambing season
Specifications
| Brand | Agri Health |
|---|---|
| Product | Lamb Bucket Spare Valves |
| Type | Spare part - feeder valve |
| Compatibility | Agri Health lamb feeding buckets |
| Suitable for | Lambs, kid goats, orphan youngstock |
| Category | Agrihealth |
| Country of origin | Germany |
How to Use
- Empty and rinse the feeding bucket before starting.
- Remove the teat and pull out the old or damaged valve.
- Wipe the valve seating clean so nothing stops the new valve seating fully.
- Press the new valve into position by hand until it sits flush.
- Refit the teat, fill with milk and check the flow before offering it to lambs.
- Wash the valve after each feed and allow it to dry before refitting.
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FAQ
What do these valves do?
The valve sits behind the teat in the wall of the lamb feeding bucket and works with the teat to regulate the flow of milk as the lamb sucks.
Do these fit my feeder?
They are supplied as spare valves for Agri Health lamb feeding buckets. If you use a different make of feeder, compare the valve against your existing one before ordering.
Is a bucket or teat included?
No. This listing is for spare valves only - buckets and teats are sold separately.
Can they be used for kid goats?
Yes. The same feeding buckets are widely used for kid goats and other orphan youngstock reared on a teat feeder.
How do I clean them?
Remove the valve, rinse off milk residue, wash in warm water with a livestock-safe detergent and allow to dry fully before refitting.
When should a valve be replaced?
Replace a valve if it is split, perished, blocked or no longer seals cleanly, as this can affect milk flow at the teat.
About Agri Health
Agri Health supplies practical animal health and rearing equipment for farms, smallholdings and yards, from feeding systems to the everyday spare parts that keep them working season after season.