A nutritious mother's milk replacer provides all the essential vitamins, minerals and trace elements necessary for the healthy growth of puppies of all breeds and sizes. A composition that is as close as possible to mother's milk supports healthy digestion, the developing immune system and the overall vitality of growing puppies. The milk replacer can be given from birth until the puppy switches to solid food.

Main benefits:

supports digestion, immunity and the optimal growth and development of puppies,
an easily digestible natural composition,
free from artificial colourings, flavourings and preservatives.

Composition:

lactose, dried whey, coconut fat, soy protein isolate, whole egg powder, salmon oil, dried skimmed milk.

Analytical constituents:

crude protein 30%, crude fibre 0.2%, crude fat 30.2%, crude ash 9.7%, calcium 1.2%, phosphorus 1%, sodium 1.5%.

Nutritional additives per 1 kg:

vitamin A (3a672a) 15,000 IU, vitamin D₃(3a671)* 1,500 IU, vitamin E (3a700) 150 mg, vitamin C (3a300) 50 mg, vitamin B₁ (3a821) 5 mg, vitamin B₂ (3a825i) 10 mg, vitamin B₆ (3a831) 5 mg, vitamin B₁₂ 50 µg, nicotinamide (3a315) 20 mg, folic acid (3a316) 1 mg, calcium D-pantothenate (3a841) 20 mg, biotin (3a880) 500 µg, choline chloride (3a890) 1,250 mg, taurine (3a370) 100 mg, lecithins (1c322i) 1.8 mg, ferrous sulphate monohydrate (3b103) 50 mg, potassium iodide (3b201) 3 mg, cupric sulphate pentahydrate (3b405) 15 mg, zinc oxide (3b603) 20 mg, sodium selenite (3b801) 0.3 mg.

*Concurrent administration of vitamin D₂ is not permitted.

Recommended dosage:

puppy age in weeks	number of feedings without mother/day	amount of replacer in teaspoons
puppy age in weeks	number of feedings without mother/day	small breeds	medium breeds	large breeds
1	every 2 hours/approx. 10× (of which 3× at night)	½	1 ½	2
2	every 2 hours/approx. 10×	1	2–3	3–4
3	every 2–3 hours/approx. 8×	1 ½	4	7
4	every 2–3 hours/approx. 8×	3	6	10
5–8	5×	3	6	10

Adjust the amounts given in the table according to the needs of the puppies. For adult dogs, mix the milk replacer with the food. Very small puppies can be fed with a dropper, larger puppies with a bottle or from a shallow bowl.

Preparation:

The mixture is prepared in a ratio of 1 part milk replacer to 4 parts water. Boil the water and let it cool to approximately 50°C. Then dissolve the milk replacer in it while whisking. Prepare fresh milk for each feeding and serve it at body temperature (38°C). Do not keep any leftover dissolved milk; discard it. Feed every 2 hours at first, and every 4 hours towards the end of the nursing period. Maintain a night-time break of 6–8 hours.

Storage:

Store at room temperature (max. 25°C). Always scoop with a clean spoon and then reseal carefully.