About Beaphar Lactol Milk Supplement For Puppies 2kg
A complete milk replacement feed for complementary feeding of large litters, convalescent animals and orphaned puppies, Lactol Puppy Milk closely resembles a dog's natural milk.
Made from highly digestible whey products, Lactol is a highly respected brand and has been produced for over 100 years.
The milk powder has been ultra filtrated to concentrate the proteins and a superior amino acid content ensures that dogs receive a perfectly balanced and complete feed. The protein molecules are preserved due to a slow drying process, and the milk contains all the vitamins and minerals required for healthy development.
Lactol is recommended for use with orphaned puppies, for supplementary feeding of puppies born into large litters, as a weaning aid, as a complementary feed for growing animals and convalescent or sick dogs, and as a nutritional supplement for pregnant dogs.
Directions: Add 30 grams of Lactol to every 105ml of warm, not boiling, water and stir until completely dissolved. Allow to cool to blood temperature (38°C) before feeding. Cold Lactol can be fed to older animals if preferred. Prepared feed can be kept in the refrigerator for up to 24 hours and reheated to blood temperature before feeding to young animals. Do not reheat Lactol more than once, and ensure that good hygiene practices are observed, such as sterilising bottles between feeds.
Feeding on demand works best for most orphaned puppies and for supplementing the diets of puppies, but Lactol provides a rough guide for the volume of milk an animal of the size, age and breed you are feeding should require. It is important to weigh young puppies on a daily basis to observe growth rates.
Composition: Milk and Milk Derivatives, Oils and Fats, Minerals.
Analytical Constituents: Crude Protein 24%, Crude Fibre 0%, Crude Oils and Fats 24%, Crude Ash 7%, Moisture 3.5%, Calcium 0.86%, Phosphorous 0.6%, Sodium 0.5%, Magnesium 0.16%, Potassium 1.4%.
At Pet Connection, we have vast experience with hand rearing of orphaned animals, so please feel free to ask for advice if needed.
