Beaphar Lactol Lait Maternisé Pour Chatons is a milk that meets the nutritional needs of kittens.
For proper development, kittens need a healthy, balanced diet. To meet your kitten's nutritional and energy needs, Beaphar has developed Lactol, formula milk for non-weaned kittens. The composition is rich in protein. It contains other nutrients essential to the body.
The formula of this formula milk for unweaned kittens has been completed, enriched with DHA to be as close as possible to a cat's natural milk. This milk contains all the nutrients essential for the growth of young animals. This kitten milk contains minerals, vitamins and trace elements to help the body function properly. Lactol also contains taurine, an amino acid known to improve heart function and promote visual acuity.
Lactol formula for unweanedkittens can be used as a complementary food for cats in poor health or convalescing, as well as for females during lactation or gestation. It can also be used for newborns from large litters and weaning kittens in need of extra nutrients.
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Preparation: Add Lactol powder to hot (not boiling) water and stir until completely dissolved. Allow to cool to lukewarm (close to body temperature, approx. 38°C). Older animals may prefer to drink cold Lactol.
Prepared milk can be stored for 24 hours in the refrigerator, and should be warmed up before use for young animals (approx. 38°C, body temperature). Make sure fresh drinking water is available to the animal.
Quantity to be diluted : Add the contents of 7 measuring spoons (approx. 4.5 g per spoon) to 100 ml of warm water.
Recommended daily amount: The amount varies according to the age, size and breed of the animal. It is therefore advisable to give Lactol at the animal's request. Each kitten should be weighed regularly to ensure it gains weight and grows properly. One liter of prepared Lactol milk contains around 1250 Kcals.
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What are the side effects and contraindications?
Internal use. Follow dosage instructions. Store in a clean, dry place away from heat, light and humidity. Keep out of reach of children.
Beaphar Lactol Lait Maternisé Pour Chatons is formulated with :
Milk and dairy products, oils and fats, mineral substances. Store in a cool, dry place, away from light. Keep in original, well-closed packaging. Best used within 3 months of opening. The box is filled by weight, so the powder may settle during transport.
Analytical constituents: Crude protein 32%, Crude fibre 0%, Crude fat 24%, Crude ash 7%, Moisture 3.5%, Calcium 0.8%, Phosphorus 0.7%, Sodium 0.5%, Magnesium 0.16%, Potassium 1.5%, Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) 0.1%.
Additives : Nutritional additives/kg: Vit. A 25000 IU, Vit. B1 5 mg, Vit. B2 3 mg, Vit. B6 3 mg, Vit. B12 60 μg, Vit. C 620 mg, Vit. D3 2000 IU, Vit. E 210 UI, Biotin 50 μg, Vit. K3 3 mg, Taurine 3000 mg, D-Calcium pantothenate 10 mg, Niacin 20 mg, DL-Methionine 3000 mg, Fe (Ferrous sulfate monohydrate) 80 mg, I (3b201) 0.25 mg, Mn (Manganese sulfate monohydrate) 30 mg, Se (Sodium selenite) 0.2 mg, Zn (3b605) 50 mg. Antioxidants.
Presentation - Packaging
Lactol Lait Maternisé Pour Chatons Beaphar comes in 250 g or 500 g jars.
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