Goat BraUdder Bag for Sheep Goat Correct Saggy Udders

Nice concept but not suitable for a goat. Cords lined up funny but didn’t fit well enough for a goat to get out of. And then eat half of it. Only lasted one evening. The bag was big enough for my Nigerian dwarf unlike some other reviews however she has a very small udder.

Update: the stitching does suck I got outdoor very tough thread and re stitched all connectionsSo as others have said the udder bag is too small if you have large breed dairy goats. Purchased this to wean two (already mostly weaned) 5 month old babies. I just need to dry momma off so I need a solid 5-7 days of no nursing and thier 2 a day sips are a problem. I didn’t want to seperate for logistical and stress reasons. I tried to make my own and probably could have gotten there but the expense of the closures and webbing was more expensive then using this one. No one says what adjustments they made. So I wanted to tell you what I did. I have a medium Nubian she is about 120 lbs should be about 135 (just so you understand frame size. This fits her fine except the bag. So I cut the straps off the bag. Took a pair of men’s boxer briefs (white-y tightes would probably work) I cut the legs mostly off so they were shaped like briefs. Sewed the leg holes up to make a large pouch. The. Sewed the straps onto the new underwear pouch. She seems comfortable and able to wear it. It’s plenty big enough for the pouch to handle what will likely be a much larger udder in the next few days. It seems to be working. I have seen her eat and lay down with it on. I sewed the pouch and straps with extremely touch thread meant for outdoor upholstery this stuff does not break! I will update more in the next few days as to if it worked or not!

I have goats that won't kid there kids off so I was hoping this would help. First it doesn't come with directions so you have to use your phone to see how it goes on. Second I put it on my doe late afternoon and by morning it was ripped off and missing, the stitching was completely ripped off on all 4 attachments to the bag, not worth the money. I should have just made it myself.

I bought this to correct a goats udders that were sagging badly. The "bag" that the udder goes in is way too small. I put it on a different nanny to keep her kids from her udder and wasn't a third of the size of the first goat. Hers came no where close to fitting either. It stays on well enough and I have it on still fitting as best as I can get, but I'm not impressed. The straps also took a lot of working around to make them tighten up due to their placement as well.

I put it on my goat and the bag to support her udder is a bit small. It does support the udder but I'd like to see it a bit more support for the udders.The straps to the harness look like they will big in and cause rubs if she wears the harness for any length of time. I did have to make a slight adjustment to how the harness fits nut over all the concept is great. We'll see if it lasts. I got it to support a poorly attached udder which is also a precocious udder that hasn't dried up.

There are NO INSTRUCTIONS! So you have to Google or try to figure it out. Takes a lot of time to adjust and is still has to be modified for Nigerian Dwarf. The bag is way to small and if your goat has horns…. She can get out of it and get tangled up. Very disappointed.

This does not stay in place and can be easily moved by a kid. With modifications I was able to get it to work. The bag is very small and would not fit a full udder of a dairy animal even the miniature breeds.

Great design idea, but very poor sewing. We purchased 2 of these. One fell apart on the very first day. The sewing came apart in two locations and made it unusable. The other fell apart after only a few days usage. Find another manufacturer, this one hasn't figured out how to make a quality product yet.