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Product description
Canina® Puppy Milk
Milk replacer complete feed for dogs
Special puppy milk with biologically valuable building blocks: The energy and strength food with all the vitamins and minerals necessary for healthy growth.
Breast milk substitute for puppies from the first day of life
For feeding motherless puppies
If the bitch has insufficient milk production
For large litters
For preparation and during lactation
As a supplement for working and breeding dogs
As a supplement for aging dogs
Preparation :
Based on the bitch’s natural milk, the milk feed is prepared from 4 parts water (80%) and 1 part puppy milk (20%). Boil the water and whisk to dissolve the puppy milk in water at approximately 50°C. Prepare the milk fresh for each feeding and feed at body temperature (38°C). Do not let any leftover milk stand; discard it. Initially, feed every 2 hours, then every 4 hours toward the end of the nursing period. Allow a 6-8 hour night break.
Important instructions:
Adjust the feeding amount to the puppies’ individual needs. Full, content puppies suckle and sleep, but do not cry. Maximum hygiene is required: Clean feeding bottles, teats, etc., in boiling water before each use. From the 3rd to 4th week of life, slowly add Canina® Puppy Puree. From the 6th week of life, add Canina® Puppy Calcium.
Feeding recommendation per animal and day:
The body weight of the adult dog applies; the amount of milk in ml of puppy milk per meal:
1st and 2nd day of life (8*): ZR = 5 – 10 ml KR = 10 – 15 ml MR = 15 – 20 ml GR = 20 – 25 ml RR = 25 – 30 ml
3rd to 7th day of life (6*): ZR = 15 ml KR = 20 ml MR = 30 ml GR = 40 ml RR = 50 ml
8th to 14th day of life (5*): ZR = 20 – 25 ml KR = 30 – 35 ml MR = 40 – 50 ml GR = 60 – 70 ml RR = 70 – 80 ml
15th day of life until weaning (4*): ZR = 30 – 35 ml KR = 50 – 60 ml MR = 60 – 70 ml GR = 100 – 120 ml RR = 120 – 150 ml
*Meals per day
ZR = Dwarf breeds up to 5 kg
KR = small breeds 5 – 15 kg
MR = medium breeds 15 – 25 kg
GR = large breeds 25 – 40 kg
RR = Giant breeds over 40 kg
The recommended feeding rate should not be exceeded. Very young puppies are fed with a dropper, older ones with a feeding bottle, and from the age of 4 weeks, even with a bowl. For feedings in addition to mother’s milk, the number of meals per day is reduced.
The simultaneous administration of vitamin D2 is not permitted.
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