Beaphar Lactol Kitten Milk – 250g

Beaphar Lactol Kitten Milk is a complete milk replacer specifically formulated for orphaned kittens, those born into large litters, or as a weaning aid. Unlike standard cow's milk—which lacks the necessary nutrients and can cause digestive distress in felines—Lactol is enriched with essential amino acids and a high protein content to mirror a queen's natural milk.

Key Benefits:

• Enriched with DHA: Contains Docosahexaenoic Acid (DHA), which is naturally present in mother's milk and is critical for the development of cognitive function and sharp vision.

• Essential Taurine & Biotin: Includes vital levels of Taurine for heart and eye health, and Biotin for the development of a healthy skin and coat.

• Superior Protein Source: Uses high-quality protein that is easily digestible for the delicate stomachs of newborn kittens, ensuring maximum nutrient absorption.

• Optimal Amino Acid Profile: Provides a balanced blend of minerals, trace elements, and vitamins to support the rapid growth phase of the first weeks of life.

• Trusted for Generations: A world-renowned formula used by rescue centers and professional breeders to successfully hand-rear thousands of kittens.

Why Lactol is Different:

The ultra-filtration process used in Beaphar Lactol preserves the delicate protein molecules, making it much closer to natural feline milk than standard substitutes. It dissolves easily, even in cold water (though feeding at body temperature is required), and remains stable once mixed.

Ideal For:

• Orphaned Kittens: Providing a total food source from day one.

• Large Litters: As a supplement for "runts" or kittens not getting enough milk from the mother.

• Weaning: Mixed with solid food to help kittens transition to a grown-up diet.

• Sick or Recovering Cats: A highly nutritious, easy-to-digest liquid boost for adult cats during convalescence.

Preparation & Feeding:

• Mixing Ratio: Add 7 scoops (approx. 4.5g per scoop) of powder to 100ml of warm (not boiling) water. Stir until completely dissolved.

• Feeding Temperature: Allow the milk to cool to body temperature (38°C) before feeding.

• Frequency: Newborns require feeding every 2–3 hours. As they grow, the frequency decreases.

• Storage: Once mixed, the milk can be kept in the refrigerator for up to 24 hours. Reheat gently in a bowl of warm water before use.