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Re: Mastitis & Weaning
Yea, it's fine Lynsey
I put tiny bits of food on the roof of my kittens mouths to begin with, it's some advice given to me by a very experienced breeder friend of mine. It works every time, they soon get a liking to it. |
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Re: Mastitis & Weaning
This is the evaporated milk mixture that I use. And I have used it on babies as young as 24 hours of age and I find that this puts weight on them much better than the kitten forumula's do.
1 tin 400g Evaporated Milk 200g of boiled or bottled water Mix together in a bowl lightly beat 1 or 2 egg yolks Add egg yolk to bowl and mix in 2 tablespoons of honey in a bowl, mix in a small amount of boiling water until the honey becomes a liquid pour honey into mixture mix all together. Pour the mixture into a thermos flask and keep it in the fridge and then just pour out the amount you need for each feed. This way you don't have to keep making up new mixture for every feed.
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Re: Mastitis & Weaning
Hi May....I just finished bottle feeding a couple of little barn cat babies that were found under a neighbours trailer after the mom had been run over. They were 7 days old. Your recipe differs from mine a bit. The one I use is 1 can of carnation milk to 1 can of water, plus 1 1/3 tbsp of corn syrup. ( cornsyrup can be adjusted a bit to keep their stool the right consistantsy.) Did you use bees honey?? Beeshoney is dangerous for most babies in general....which is why I used cornsyrup. One can also add a raw egg yolk if you are fairly sure there is no saminela. I did not bother with the egg and the kittens are now 7 weeks old. I do not use pablum until they are old enough to lap. Your water, milk ratio differs from mine.....But I guess whatever works for you
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