The Wildlife Teat Moulds that are currently available

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Possum Teat Moulds At Half Price

were $20

Now $10 but stocks limited

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P1 Stainless Steel Teat Moulds available at half price for limited time

Sorting out some teat moulds for sale

Hello fellow Wildlife Carers

I hope you are having a great Easter

Once again I apologise for the delay in availability of our stainless steel teat moulds

We relocated from QLD to NSW at the end of May 2017 and have not had a shed to work in since then.  The building of our new shed is now complete.  The electrician has completed all the electrical installations as of yesterday and we can finally fit out the shed and get back in production.  Thank you all for your patience during this long wait.

Shed completed March 2018

Shed completed March 2018

GRAB A BARGAIN

I have been sorting through my teat moulds as we are almost ready to get back into production of our stainless steel moulds

Our moulds have evolved over the years and designs have changed as we have made adjustments and improvements.  Consequently we have some odd sized moulds that are available for sale.  These P1 moulds are for making teats to feed small Possums.  I am selling them as the body of the mould is a little shorter that the bulk of the moulds we now have in stock and we need to keep everything uniform

 

 

P1 Mould
P1 teat. Photo courtesy Iris Haring
P1 Stainless Steel Teat Moulds at bargain price

 

Be Quick – Place your order NOW or miss out

There are a limited number available at this bargain price of just $10 each.  If you want them please call me on 02 66888197 or e-mail me at anmacropod@bigpond.com and let me know how many you want. There are 15 in stock

Possum Teats

P1 Teat in silicon on far left.

 

The P1 teat on the far left of the picture shows how this teat fits on a 25ml or 15ml glass bottle.  Our new moulds now have a longer body but the nipple size is still the same.

SYRINGE TEAT MOULDS FOR SALE

We have some syringe teat moulds for sale in small numbers.  There are 7 of each size featured in the photos below.  Cost $5 each.

Be quick as these won’t last long

 

small syringe teat moulds
Grab a bargain at just $5 each
FEEDING SMALL ANIMALS

It is always useful to have some tiny teats in your kit as they useful for feeding a variety of small animals including Bush Rats, Gliders  and Bandicoots.

I can remember an incident about 18 years ago before I started making teats.  I had a small furless Wallaby come into care.  As I was very inexperienced I arranged through my coordinator to pass the animal on the next day to an experienced carer.  I only had one tiny teat that was suitable for this small animal.  Unfortunately I dropped it on the floor and it must have fallen through the cracks between the floorboards as it completely disappeared.  I had to adapt a much larger teat to give the tiny one some hydration fluids.  After that episode I vowed to always have plenty of teats in my animal kit bag.  Shortly after that I began making my own teats and the business slowly grew by word of mouth.  Today I send the wildlife teats I make all over the world.

How to Make Silicon Teats

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What you will need

  • Teat Moulds
  • A wooden board to insert your moulds so they stand upright to dry
  • Silicon.  I buy my silicon from Dalchem  here is the link to their website https://dalchem.com.au/
  • Silicon dye if you want to add colour to the teats you make, also available from Dalchem
  • small jewellery scales to weigh out equal parts of part A and part B.  I bought mine online
  • small kitchen spatula for scraping out the silicon from drip cups
  • chopstick for mixing silicon
  • small containers such as medicine cups to use a drip cups, you could also use eggcups
Silicon from Dalchem
Silicon Dye from Dalchem
wooden board to stand moulds in

Here is the link to my video which shows you how to make silicon teats.

How to make Wildlife Teats using silicon

This is the first video I have made so it is not perfect but will show you the steps involved in making the teats.  My fantastic neighbour Bart Stenhouse, who is a talented musician filmed the video for me.  If you want to listen to some great music then check out his site at the link below

https://bartstenhouse.com/

I would love your feedback on this video. I will  be posting it on my facebook page @WildlifeRehabSupplies.  Feel free to share this video with your fellow wildlife carers.

I hope the video gives you the confidence to have a go at making the silicon teats and I am happy to answer any questions you may have

send me an e-mail at anmacropod@bigpond.com

Stainless Steel Teat Moulds

We relocated from Queensland to #Northern Rivers at the end of May 2017 and our range of teat moulds have been unavailable for sale since then.  I apologise once again for the very long delay.  The building of our new shed has been completed and the electrician is almost finished wiring it up, so we will soon have power for a metal lathe and can get back into production.

 

Video on how to make latex teats coming soon  …….

 

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Ordering Teats

If you do not want to make your own teats or are not ready to make them at the moment, then you can order your teats from me in either silicon or latex.

Check out the teats page to see the wide range we have on offer wildlife teats

Orders are sent out promptly and we have many happy customers who are repeat buyers

if you are unsure of what to buy please contact me at anmacropod@bigpond.com and we  can discuss your requirements

Photo Competition

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Recently I ran a photo competition on my facebook page @WildlifeRehabSupplies 

Here is the winning photo submitted by Nell Pedzik who has won $50 worth of wildlife teats

Congratulations Nell

 

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look at me, I am so clever

Thank you to everyone who entered. As a runner up prize I am offering all who entered a 10% discount of their next orders.  I found it very difficult to make a choice as all the photos were great.  I think you will all agree that Nell’s photo deserved the prize.

There were some fantastic photos entered in the competition

here are some of the great photos that were entered

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I really enjoyed seeing the animals using the teats that I make

if you are interested in making your own have a look at the video that I posted showing you how to make silicon teats.

 

Wildlife Conference

I am very excited as I have booked my flights and accommodation for the upcoming wildlife conference in July.  Hope to meet up with some of you there

If all goes to plan I will have a trade table and will be selling latex and silicon teats and other wildlife supplies

here is the link for the conference http://sydney.awrc.org.au/

 

OAKVIEW NATURE REFUGE IS LOOKING FOR A NEW OWNER

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We are relocating to NSW to be closer to children and grandchildren and are looking for someone special to buy our property.  Oakview Nature Refuge has been run as a wildlife sanctuary for the past 8 years and is set up for wildlife caring with enclosures and other areas for pre-release.  Here is the link for the video tour of our property.  Photos to be posted soon.  Stay tuned and  spread the word

Welcome to my site

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Big hug with Earl June 09My name is Anne-Marie and I am a Naturopath/Herbalist and Wildlife Carer.  I have been caring for wildlife for the past 16 years specialising in Macropods and Flying-foxes.  Over the years I have developed many herbal formulas specifically for the common ailments that affect wildlife in care e.g Thrush, E-Coli and associated gut problems.

  • Wide variety of teats and stainless steel teat moulds
  • We can custom make any teat you like
  • Free natural medicine consultations for wildlife in care

All the money raised from sale of products  here goes directly to helping wildlife.

We are relocating and our property is for sale. If you are looking to find your own private Wildlife Sanctuary then seize this opportunity while you can.

Header photo taken at Oakview Nature Refuge of Maple an Eastern Grey Kangaroo, raised and released successfully and she now visits with her joeys.