Kitten Milk Replacer - Powdered
Tailspring milk replacer provides the right nutrition for kittens from birth to weaning and beyond. It can also be used as a meal flavor enhancer providing additional nutrients and delicious taste for adult cats.
Scientifically formulated to closely match mother’s milk
Provides all necessary vitamins, minerals and nutrients for development and growth
Cleanest ingredient list on the market
Goat milk as the base makes it easy to digest
Delicious taste encourages kittens to feed
100% Human Grade ingredients
No preservatives, artificial flavors or colors
Simple to use, just mix powder with warm water
Fl oz equivalent: Using the dilution on the package 1 part powder to 2 parts water, 12 oz powder makes approx. 336 teaspoons or 56 fl oz
Nutrition
Ingredients:
Dried whole goat milk, dried goat milk protein, safflower oil, l-arginine, dl-methionine, calcium lactate, choline chloride, sunflower lecithin, taurine, magnesium sulfate, gum arabic, ferrous sulfate, vitamin D supplement, vitamin A, supplement, vitamin E supplement, copper sulfate, potassium iodide.
Guaranteed Analysis:
Crude Protein............42%
Crude Fat (min).........25%
Crude Fiber (max)....1.0%
Moisture (max)...........5.0%
Calorie Content (Calculated):
The calorie content (ME) is 3,490 kcal/kg or 24 kcal/Tbs.
Directions
Premix and Store:
For normal kittens: Mix 1 part powder to 2 parts warm water (a part may be a tsp., Tbs. or cup).
For weak kittens: Mix 1 part powder to 3 parts warm water and gradually reduce to 2 parts water over several days (a part may be a tsp., Tbs. or cup).
Use a blender on pulse setting or use a glass jar with a tight lid and shake vigorously.
Refrigerate any portion of the mixed formula up to 48 hours.
Feeding Kittens:
Warm premixed formula to body temperature as needed for each feeding.
Feed 1 tsp. per 4 oz. of body weight every 3-4 hours.
As kittens grow, gradually increase the amount fed daily per body weight, while decreasing the number of feedings until averaging 2-3 feedings per day.
Continue to feed milk replacer until kitten is completely weaned onto solid food.
