Tabergat Cat Milk Powder 250 grams

- Ideal as a substitute for mother's milk in orphaned or rejected kittens.
- Supports lactation in large litters or with insufficient production from the mother.
- Nutritional supplement for pregnant and lactating females.
- Improves the recovery and strengthening of elderly or convalescent animals.
- Partially lactose-free formula for better digestive tolerance.
- Rich in vitamins and minerals essential for neuromuscular and bone development.
- Easy dissolution and preparation: fresh milk in every feeding.
- Convenient 250g container: easy dosing and storage, suitable for online purchases in pharmacies and drugstores

What is this product used for?
It serves as a substitute for mother's milk for orphaned or rejected kittens, or when the mother does not produce enough milk, and as a nutritional supplement for pregnant or lactating females and convalescent animals. It provides essential nutrients for growth and recovery.

How is milk prepared?
Dissolve 1 level teaspoon of concentrate (≈3 g) in 3 measures of warm water (≈15 ml) at 40ºC, stir until homogenized and offer freshly prepared at each feeding.

From what age can it be used?
It can be used from birth as a substitute for breast milk. Adjust the quantity and frequency according to age, weight, and clinical condition, and always under veterinary recommendation.

How often should I give the doses?
Feeding frequency varies by age: every 2–3 hours in newborns; this is gradually reduced as they get older. Consult the included feeding guide and your veterinarian to personalize the plan.

Can I mix it with wet food?
Yes, as a transitional formula or for weak kittens, it can be mixed with wet food to form a nutritious gruel. Prepare and serve immediately.

How do I store the product?
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight; close the container tightly after each use. Prepare the milk fresh at each meal to prevent bacterial growth.

Is it suitable for kittens with lactose intolerance?
It is partially lactose-free, which improves tolerance compared to cow's milk, but in cases of severe intolerance consult your veterinarian.

- Prepare the milk at each meal; do not reuse leftovers.
- Keep the container tightly closed and in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.
- Do not microwave (hot spots); use a water bath if necessary and check the temperature.
- In kittens with persistent diarrhea, vomiting or dehydration, discontinue use and consult a veterinarian immediately.
- Administer in a suitable position to avoid aspiration pneumonia; do not force large volumes.
- The amounts should be adjusted according to the weight and condition of the animal; always consult your veterinarian for special cases (premature, sick, newly adopted).
- Product for animal feed; not suitable for human consumption.

Partially lactose-free milk and dairy products.
Vitamins: A (62500 IU), D3 (2000 IU), E (35 mg), B1 (75 mg), B2 (50 mg), B12 (75 µg), nicotinic acid (150 mg), pantothenic acid (150 mg), folic acid (12.5 mg), choline chloride (1250 mg), C (1250 mg).
Minerals and trace elements: Iron (29 mg), iodine (7 mg), cobalt (2 mg), manganese (25 mg), zinc (3 mg)

Partially lactose-free milk and dairy products.
Vitamins: A (62500 IU), D3 (2000 IU), E (35 mg), B1 (75 mg), B2 (50 mg), B12 (75 µg), nicotinic acid (150 mg), pantothenic acid (150 mg), folic acid (12.5 mg), choline chloride (1250 mg), C (1250 mg).
Minerals and trace elements: Iron (29 mg), iodine (7 mg), cobalt (2 mg), manganese (25 mg), zinc (3 mg)

Suggested diet with the product:
General guidance (always consult your veterinarian):
- 0–2 weeks: 100–150 ml/kg/day of prepared formula, divided every 2–3 hours (including night).
- 2–4 weeks: 90–120 ml/kg/day, divided every 3–4 hours; gradually introduce porridges and wet food from week 3.
- 4–8 weeks: Reduce feedings to 4–6 daily, begin transition to wet and dry kitten food; use milk as a supplement until complete weaning.
- Lactating females: use as an energy and vitamin supplement as needed; also offer a balanced diet specifically for females during gestation/lactation.
Adjust feeding volumes according to weight, body condition, and veterinary recommendations. Always keep fresh water available and monitor the kitten's weight and overall condition throughout its growth.