A calf feeding bucket is a special container or tool used for calves to suck their milk. When calves are born, they are suckled by their mothers, but sometimes their mothers' milk production may be insufficient or for other reasons calves may need to be fed separately. The calf feeding bucket is used in this case.
In addition, after the development of Industrial Animal Husbandry, each calf has started to be fed individually, and calf milk drinking buckets are preferred because it would cause a big mess for each calf to suck its mother or it would be difficult to handle and manage a large number of calves.

The calf feeding bucket is made of plastic and comes in 8 liters as standard. It is filled with milk or special calf milk substitute. The calves suck this milk through a special nozzle or a bottle-like teat at the end of the bucket. This ensures healthy growth and development of the calves.

Calf nursing buckets are designed to mimic the process of milk sucking and help calves to receive milk. As calves grow and move to more solid foods, they need to be weaned.

Calf feeding buckets are used on farms and livestock farms and facilitate the feeding of calves. It is important for the healthy growth of calves and should be used in accordance with feeding guidelines recommended by veterinarians.