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PLEASE
NOTE:
The following information provided
is not intended to replace or override the advice of your veterinarian.
This information should be used to work in conjunction with your
veterinarian in planning the best nutritional treatment plan. Always
consult your veterinarian before beginning any new diet for your
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Breeders'
Suggested Dilutions
For WEAK or NEWBORN Animals |
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Using MEYENBERG Powdered Goat Milk: Dilute eight (8) tablespoons
of Powdered Goat Milk to 32 oz. of water (distilled or boiled and
cooled). Concentration may be strengthened slowly up to twelve (12)
tablespoons to thirty-two (32) oz. of water and then gradually to
whole milk. Note: If using a blender, always wait for bubbles to
settle before feeding.
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Cat Breeders' Suggested Dilutions
For WEAK or NEWBORN Kittens
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Using MEYENBERG Powdered Goat Milk: Mix eight (8)
tablespoons Powdered Goat Milk with 1 pint (16 oz.) of boiling water
plus one envelope unflavored gelatin. Stir until cooled. Then add
two (2) teaspoons light corn syrup, two (2) tablespoons of plain
yogurt, two (2) tablespoons mayonnaise, and one (1) egg yolk (no
whites). Stir well. Keep refrigerated when not in use.
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Mixing
Instructions for WHOLE Goat Milk
For Mature or Convalescing Animals
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Using MEYENBERG Powdered Goat Milk: Make a smooth paste with a small
portion of hot (not boiling) water required for reconstitution. Gradually
add remaining water. Eight (8) level tablespoons of MEYENBERG Powdered
Goat Milk makes one pint of whole goat milk. An excellent food supplement,
sprinkled dry or mixed with daily ration. |
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Additional Breeders' Suggestions...
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If stools are hard, 1/2 teaspoon of corn syrup
(such as Karo) to two (2) oz. of diluted milk may be added.
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For newborn animals, addition of colostrum
(fresh or powdered) is optional.
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When babies are no longer satisfied with milk
feed alone, rice cereals can be added.
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At weaning age, add diluted milk to dry food
to aid in appetite development.
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