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Wide Tip Syringes


Feed Critical Care and other chunky substances.

$0.80 - $1.20 ea.
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​Available in 1mL (small) and 5mL (large) sizes. The tip of each syringe is hand soldered to open the tip and allow chunky formulas, such as Critical Care, to pass through much easier than regular-tipped syringes.
We no longer make our own syringes. Instead we use VioVet syringes, which are 15 mL and much higher quality. You can buy them here.
If you are looking for large syringes (60-70 mL), google 'toomey' syringes.

​Notes:
These syringes are not sterile. They are reusable with proper cleaning. Some white discolouration and raised lipping around the tips is normal where the plastic has resolidified. The 1mL syringes have an opening of 4mm and are suitable for inserting into the guinea pig's mouth. 5mL syringes have an opening of 7mm and are generally too wide for insertion into the guinea pig's mouth - these are better suited for guinea pigs who are able to lick the Critical Care from the syringe head themselves.
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      • Diagnostic imaging
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    • Diet and edibility >
      • Malocclusion
      • Bloat
      • Lithiasis (stones)
      • Edibility
      • Choking
    • Health conditions >
      • Congenital abnormalities
      • Pregnancy and babies
      • Special needs
      • Other conditions
    • Submit photos
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