Dental Irrigation Syringe with Curved Tip - 8 Pack Disposable 12cc Tonsil Stone Squirt Mouthwash Cleaner, Pet Feeding Syringe for Birds Dogs (with Measurement) …

I purchased these for the purpose of hand-feeding baby parrots, and a good thing would be to take a knife and slice off just a little bit from the tip of the syringe so that food passes to more easily instead of squirting out like a jet stream, which can injure a baby parrot's crop and cause it to perish.

Excellent for cleaning out area after tooth removal

I got these to take on a 10-day trip so I wouldn’t have to pack my WaterPik appliance. I’ve been using one as a trial and it works great on the “trouble spots” I have between certain teeth. It’s not as effective as the WaterPik, but it is WAY BETTER than doing without.

Very smooth action on the syringe pump. I've used the same one now for over 1 month, and the rubber top is still sliding smoothly in/out of the outer tube. (Haven't had to wipe it with vegetable oil yet as a consequence of the rubber drying out/expanding.) For my purposes, I had to trim the curved narrow end of the syringe to accommodate the thicker medication (for my cat), but this was literally a snap-- or should I say, snip-- with my scissors.Another plus is that even after washing many times, the measurement labeling on the tube is still there. It is annoying when the labeling begins to disappear.

Can be used to both pets or owners for any specific needs.

I think the syringes are better than what I thought they would be. Someone commented about the rubber but I have had no issues. I use it every night to apply peroxide to my teeth. I am still using the same one for the last 2-3 weeks. I wash it out thoroughly and keep the two pieces of the syringe separate from each other for drying purposes. No problem thus far. Have four others to use so I am not worried about running out any time soon.

My only problem is all the syringes with the rub ber gaskets seem to start off great and then a few days later the rubber starts getting more and more traction and is harder and harder to slide inside the syringe and the syringe becomes useless. I need to be able to feed these baby kittens for a couple of months and not have to buy a new syringe every couple of days

These have the tiniest tip I could find. They're perfect for filling tiny holes in wood with epoxy. Took me a while to come up with this particular solution, but I'm so glad I found these!You can also cut the tip back a bit to make the hole larger. I do that as the epoxy starts to set up, to buy myself a bit more application time.