Newborn Lamb & Kid Covers
Use these covers with newborn lambs & goat kids to provide warmth and protection from the elements.
Unlike the disposable plastic option they are machine washable (bleach safe, but may discolor) "polar fleece" cloth which is soft to the touch.
Specs
Large
- Will fit most lambs up to 30 lb
- 9.75" tall, 6.5" to bottom of neck, 19.5" breast, 16.5" back (to top of neck)
Small
- Will fit small breeds of sheep and goat kids under 15 lb
- 8" tall, 6" to bottom of neck, 16" breast, 14" back (to top of neck)
Benefits
Listed below are recommended optional components or related items. Your particular situation may require alternative recommendations. Please call and talk to our consultants if there are any questions at 800-282-6631.
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Drenching and Vaccinating
140cc Syringe (4.6 oz) Catheter Tip
Item #553000 -Most commonly used for stomach tubing weak lambs and kids. Can be used as a drencher as well.
$7.50 -
Equipment
Red Rubber Tube
Item #553200 -A safe, easy method for feeding weak lambs and goat kids. Attach to syringe to dispense milk or colostrum.
$1.75 -
Treatments
Nutri-Drench, 8 oz. bottle with pump
Item #620200 -Provides quick, safe nourishment for "near-death" situations. Use to treat animals that are heavily stressed by parasites, weather, lactation or pneumonia.
$14.00
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Linda B from Texas
Inexpensive and work great. Cut the neck hole bigger.
Raquel W from Virginia
We've tried so many different types of blankets over the past 20+ years and these are by far the best. The ewes don't seem to mind them and the lambs don't seem uncomfortable - both big issues we've had in the past. Maybe my wool lambs have small heads or something, because, yes, sometimes the blankets are a little tight to go on, but they're fine once over the ears. I would love for there to be a "tiny" option for these blankets, because sometimes even the "small" swallows little triplets/quads or twins out of a small ewe lamb from Mom's Katahdin flock.
Karen M from Kentucky
The neck hole in the small is even too small for a newborn lamb. Could not use for a newborn lamb. I had purchased the large size too, so my newborn lambs were put in the large which fit their heads but somewhat too large through the body. The need to be sized more accurately.
Richard Z from Massachusetts
Head hole is a little small. Easy to cut and make bigger. Worked great on 2 day old goats.
Katy G from California
Spring temps can fluctuate wildly and these were perfect to keep my newborn goats comfortable enough to stay with their mom at night. They are super soft and easy to put on. I will likely buy a few more to keep on hand.