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Topic Dog Boards / Breeding / Replacement Puppy Milk?
- By Blossom [gb] Date 21.12.08 17:14 UTC
Just wondering which you think is the best replacement puppy milk - I understand it is a matter of opinion so I guess my question should be.......

Which puppy formula do you use?
- By Brainless [gb] Date 21.12.08 17:22 UTC
Nutrolac, it is made from goats milk rather than a modified cows milk.
- By sam Date 21.12.08 18:49 UTC
i have used most over the years but have settled on royal canin as my favourite...it mixes well, i have never had a lose pup whilst on it, and they all do well on it.
- By bushybeards [gb] Date 24.12.08 00:22 UTC
Hi,

I make up my own. Recipe used from Juliette de Bäiracli Levy's Super Health Puppy Food : Ground organic barley flakes, ground aniseed, ground almonds, slippery elm and I used to use honey but have switched to Barley Malt Extract in Goat's Milk.  They do very well on it, - no looseness, no sickness, it is excellent, but, I have to admit, labour intensive, but then so is proper puppy rearing anyway!
- By sal Date 24.12.08 08:55 UTC
i'm fortunate a lady keeps goats near me.
- By Blossom [gb] Date 23.01.09 12:15 UTC

> Hi,
>
> I make up my own. Recipe used from Juliette de Bäiracli Levy's Super Health Puppy Food : Ground organic barley flakes, ground aniseed, ground almonds, slippery elm and I used to use honey but have switched to Barley Malt Extract in Goat's Milk.  They do very well on it, - no looseness, no sickness, it is excellent, but, I have to admit, labour intensive, but then so is proper puppy rearing anyway!


Cor I imagine that is rather labour intensive - I wouldn't even know where to start, or where to get the ingredients lol.  It sounds quite nice though!!
- By Liz_R [gb] Date 23.01.09 13:10 UTC

>Recipe used from Juliette de Bäiracli Levy's Super Health Puppy Food :


She's my heroine, it's nice to hear that other people think she's got the right idea on feeding and rearing dogs, and people for that matter. Her books are wonderful.
Liz
- By Blossom [gb] Date 23.01.09 13:30 UTC
I've done a quick search for the book mentioned here - but I can't find it :(
- By suepei [gb] Date 25.01.09 09:01 UTC
if i have to hejp feed my babies, i use carnation milk, cooled boiled water and honey.
i di half and half wit hust a little honey.
I have reared a couple of litters with this.
- By NEWFIENOOK [gb] Date 25.01.09 09:05 UTC
I use skinners puppy milk  never had a problem and usually the bitch likes it too , comes in a 5kg tub great for giant breeds
- By Brainless [gb] Date 25.01.09 09:56 UTC
I found that by five or 6 weeks the Skinners made my pups loose.

I found Litterlac excellent (no looseness, comes in 5kg packs) but now use Nutrolac (which comes in 2.5kg tubs) which is formulated from Goats milk rather than cows.  Never any looseness with this no matter what age they are given it.
- By Blossom [gb] Date 25.01.09 11:21 UTC
Do any of you give your newly whelped bitches formula to drink as she raises her litter?
- By NEWFIENOOK [gb] Date 25.01.09 11:49 UTC
Yes i do 
- By white lilly [gb] Date 25.01.09 19:34 UTC
yes i do too ,my girls love it and it help them when thay dont feel up to eating in the 1st few day after whelping !!
- By Wiltshireone [gb] Date 25.01.09 19:59 UTC
Hi Blossom,
It was the only thing my girl would eat/drink for the first 2 days. i put a raw egg in it too and warmed it slightly and it went down x
- By CLOUGHROE [ie] Date 26.01.09 20:18 UTC
We use lamblac from agricultural co op
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