at the Ronald Ngala -Riveroad Junction
opposite family bank
Open
• Mon - Sat, 07:00-18:30
to extract milk or colostrum for feeding foals, cooking, or producing specialized dairy products. They utilize gentle, rhythmic, and, in some cases, non-invasive suction to mimic natural nursing, ensuring safety and comfort. Primarily used for obtaining colostrum for newborn foals, relieving engorged udders post-weaning, or, less commonly, dairy production.
Mechanism: Uses a gentle, often manual-pump or small electric vacuum (e.g., 60cc syringe-based devices or specialized small-teat inflators) to mimic suckling, rather than the high-pressure vacuum used for cows.
Procedure: A stabilizer or assistant is recommended for safety, as the process is unfamiliar to most horses. The udder should be cleaned, and the machine applied to the teat after manual stimulation (stripping) to ensure milk flow.
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