5 ml Luer Lock, 8 Sterile Syringes, Each Wrapped

I am a volunteer with a cat and kitten rescue group, and I often syringe-feed tiny kittens. Regular syringes with rubber plungers only work well once, after using them and washing them, the plunger always sticks in the barrel, then comes un-stuck suddenly, squirting too much formula all at once. You have to have syringes that you can control. Baby kittens will aspirate the formula if too much goes in their mouths at once. And if you have to stomach-tube feed a kitten, you absolutely have to be able to control the flow. The O-ring keeps working smoothly after multiple uses and washes. They're available in different sizes. They're from the makers of the Miracle Nipple, which is the only nipple worth using for little kittens. The Miracle Nipples fit securely on the syringes. They're more expensive than conventional syringes, but worth every penny.

These Miracle O ring luer lock style syringes are "purrfect" for adding a nipple to feed tiny orphaned kittens, squirrels, and other small animals. The O ring gives a nice smooth action to the plunger. There is no need to press on the plunger; the natural nursing motions of the kitten will cause the plunger to move. This prevents too much formula from overwhelming the kitten and entering its lungs. Also easy to clean and long lasting.

goes with the nipples for bottle feeding pups thanks!

I love these! They are super smooth to push and remain so. I use them for feeding kittens, so I clean and reuse them several times and even after many uses, they're still smooth to push. It makes feeding sick babies MUCH easier. I HIGHLY recommend them.

As a licensed wildlife rehabilitator, I'm so happy I tried the Miracle line. The O-ring syringes are a game changer. Their longevity surpassed the useful lifetime of the regular non-O-ring syringes. One Miracle O-ring syringe lasted the baby opossum season and is still functional. I'm estimating that 1 Miracle syringe replaced 30+ plastic dispoal syringes. Although pricey, the Miracle syringes are less expensive in the long run. I purchased the 1 cc, 3 cc, and 5 cc syringes. I already use the Miracle nipples. Thank you. Chris!

These are great. Makes feeding neonatal kitties super easy. The only negative is after a couple uses, if the syringe is wet, and you touch the numbers and lines it starts to come off. Then I have unlabeled syringes and there no use to me. Wish it had noticeable groves. After 4 days I’m down to the last 2 of 8. I would def buy again though.

I use these syringes to feed the tiny abandoned kittens I provide foster care for the local humane society

I have saved more than one puppy with this system and even one new born squirrel that survived a hurricane but was orphaned. Easy to deliver the exact amount of formulary each feeding. Have not found another deliver system that is as easy or safe.