Beaphar Lactol Kitten Milk

Beaphar Lactol Kitten Milk

250g
£13.85
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Beaphar Lactol Kitten Milk

Beaphar Lactol Kitten Milk

£13.85
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Beaphar Lactol Kitten Milk

250g

Support kittens who need a helping hand with Beaphar Lactol Kitten Milk, a powdered milk replacer providing a complete diet for unweaned kittens. It can also supplement their mother’s milk when additional feeding is needed.

Enriched with DHA and taurine to support healthy growth and normal development, the powder is mixed with water according to the instructions on the pack. It can also help kittens transition towards solid food during weaning.

Beaphar Lactol Kitten Milk can be used as a supplementary feed for pregnant or nursing cats and cats recovering from illness. Follow the product’s preparation and feeding guidance carefully, using clean, sterile feeding equipment for young kittens.

Available in 250g and 500g tubs of milk powder.

Ingredients

Milk and milk derivatives, oils and fats, various sugars (dextrose 4.0%), minerals, algae, cereals.

Nutritional analysis

Crude protein: 32%; Crude fat: 24%; Crude ash: 7%; Moisture: 3.5%; Calcium: 0.8%; Phosphorus: 0.7%; Sodium: 0.5%; Magnesium: 0.16%; Potassium: 1.5%; DHA: 0.1%.

Feeding guidance

Always read the pack instructions before preparing. For the 250g and 500g tubs, mix 7 level scoops using the scoop provided with 100ml of warm, previously boiled water. Stir until completely dissolved and allow to cool to approximately 38°C before feeding young kittens. Use clean, sterile feeding equipment. Prepared milk can be refrigerated for up to 24 hours and should be warmed to approximately 38°C before feeding young kittens.

Follow the pack’s feeding table for your kitten’s weight and age, splitting the daily volume across the recommended number of feeds, including overnight feeds where specified. Weigh young kittens daily and ask your vet for advice on their growth and feeding needs. During weaning, mix prepared Lactol with a little kitten food, gradually reducing the milk and increasing the solid food.

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