Food Fun and Facts Recipe for Infant Kitten Formula
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Recipe for Infant Kitten Formula Ingredients:
1 can evaporated milk -- (or 1
can
goat's milk) Blend together. Heat
small amounts in microwave to "wrist comfortable" temperature
immediately before administering. Store leftovers in refrigerator no
longer than 72 hours. Blend before serving each time. To administer, use a syringe without needle or
use a kitten feeding bottle. Start with small amounts and work up
gradually as kitten grows. Administer once every two hours during first
two weeks, every three during third week, every four during fourth
week. During fourth week, start blending a small can of high quality
ground kitten food into the mixture. From: "Diane Geary"
The
Cat Goodies Store
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