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CAT MILK
Breast milk substitute from the first day of life!
Complete food for cats – dry nutritional milk
CAT MILK a top product from canina ®
Special cat milk with biologically valuable building blocks: The energy and strength food with all the vitamins and minerals necessary for healthy growth.
By largely removing lactose (milk sugar, which can cause diarrhea in kittens), we have developed a cat milk comparable to mother’s milk. CAT MILK from canina® is a special cat milk with valuable biologically valuable building blocks, energy and strength substances, vitamins, minerals, and trace elements.
- excellent tolerability
- no lumps, no separation
Can be fed from the first day of life!
- Breast milk substitute
- due to extensive lactose withdrawal no vomiting, no diarrhea
- for feeding motherless kittens
- to prepare the cat for lactation (milk production of the mother)
- to supplement the diet and to relieve the nursing cat
- as a nutritional supplement for working, breeding, aging and sick cats
- as supplementary feed when breast milk is insufficient
Contents: 150g / 450g / 2000g
Feeding recommendation for motherless kittens (in teaspoons per meal):
| Age | Meals / day |
Cat milk per feeding |
||
| Day 1 – 3 |
every 2 hours 10 times (3 of which at night) | 1 | ||
| Day 4 – 7 |
every 2 hours 10 times (3 of which at night) | 1 – 2 | ||
| Day 8 – 9 |
every 2 hours 10 times, | 2 | ||
| Day 10 |
every 2 hours 10 times | 2 – 3 | ||
| Day 11 – 14 |
every 2 – 3 hours 8 times | 4 – 5 | ||
| Day 15 – 21 |
every 2 – 3 hours 8 times | 5 | ||
Use as a supplementary feed when mother’s milk is insufficient and to relieve the mother’s stress, as above. Adjust the amount and frequency of feeding.
Use as a supplementary feed for kittens; for pregnant, lactating, aging, weak, or sick cats, mix dry cat milk into the food.
Preparation:
Based on the mother cat’s natural milk, the milk feed is prepared from 3 parts water (70%) and 1 part cat milk (30%). Boil the water and whisk to dissolve the cat milk in water at approximately 50°C. Prepare the milk fresh for each feeding and feed at body temperature (approximately 38°C). Do not let any leftover milk stand; discard it.
Kittens from 1 to 14 days of age are fed every 2 hours; during the first week of life, three milk feeds should also be offered at night. Kittens from 14 days of age until weaning (21 to 30 days of age) are fed every 2 to 3 hours.
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