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Wombaroo Cat Milk replacer 1kg

Wombaroo Cat Milk replacer 1kg

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Wombaroo Cat Milk Replacer

1. Product Overview

Wombaroo Cat Milk Replacer

 is a nutritionally balanced milk substitute formulated to closely mimic the natural composition of a queen's (mother cat's) milk. It is primarily designed for orphaned or early-weaned kittens, as well as a supplement for pregnant or recovering adult cats.

2. Key Benefits

  • Biological Match: Formulated to match the protein and fat ratios found in natural cat milk.
  • High Protein Content: Contains 43% protein, including 50% whey protein for superior digestibility.
  • Essential Taurine: Elevated levels to support vision, heart, and brain development.
  • Digestive Safety: Low lactose levels to reduce the risk of digestive upset or diarrhoea.

3. Mixing Instructions

  • Mixing Ratio: To make 30mL of milk, mix one level scoop (6.5g) of powder with 25mL of warm water.
  • Preparation: Use pre-boiled water to ensure sterility. Mix the powder with half the water first to form a smooth paste, then add the remaining water and mix thoroughly.
  • Temperature: Warm to approximately 35°C–37°C before feeding.

4. Daily Feeding Guide

The following guide is based on total daily volume. Divide this total into the recommended number of feeds per day based on age.

Kitten Weight (g)

Total Milk Per Day (mL)

Approx. Age (Guide Only)

80g

20mL

Newborn

100g

23mL

Newborn – 1 week

150g

31mL

1 – 2 weeks

200g

39mL

2 weeks

250g

47mL

2 – 3 weeks

300g

55mL

3 weeks

400g

67mL

3 – 4 weeks

500g

80mL

4 – 5 weeks

5. Feeding Schedule by Age

  • Days 1–3: Feed every 2 hours.
  • Day 4 – End of Week 1: Feed every 4 hours.
  • Week 2: Feed every 6 hours.
  • Week 4+: Begin the weaning process by offering softened kitten food mixed with formula.

6. Monitoring Growth

  • Healthy Weight Gain: Kittens should gain approximately 10–15g per day.
  • Weighing: Weigh kittens daily at the same time to ensure they are meeting growth targets. If weight gain stalls, consult a veterinarian.

7. Storage Guidelines

  • Refrigerated: Prepared milk lasts up to 24 hours in the fridge.
  • Frozen: Can be frozen (e.g., in ice cube trays) for up to 2 weeks.
  • Discard: Throw away any milk that has been heated and not consumed within one feeding.