Nanut Pet Acme milk powder 500 g with measuring cup

Therapeutic indications

Replacement of breast milk for artificial feeding of puppies.

Dosage and administration

Two measuring spoons are attached to the product: one for dogs and one for cats. Use and doses in dogs: use the large measuring spoon (for dogs). Dissolve the milk powder in the water (250 ml of hot water for each measuring spoon), mixing carefully until a homogeneous solution is obtained. Administer the prepared food at a temperature of 38-40 °C using a bottle. Observe adequate hygiene standards by washing the containers used after each meal and throwing away any leftover milk. In adult dogs nanut can be added in powder form to the food. Simultaneous administration of vitamin D2 is prohibited. Puppies: The amount of milk and number of meals vary depending on birth weight and age. Puppies and adult dogs: add a quarter, a half or a whole measuring spoon to the usual food depending on the small, medium or large size. Pregnant females: one scoop of nanut to replace 50 g of the usual food. Lactating females: 1 or 2 scoops of powder per day depending on the size of the subject and the number of puppies breastfed in addition to the usual food. Use and doses in cats: use the small measuring spoon (for cats). Dissolve the milk powder in the water (25 ml of hot water for each measuring spoon), mixing carefully until a homogeneous solution is obtained. Administer the prepared food at a temperature of 38-40 °C using a bottle. Observe adequate hygiene standards by washing the containers used after each meal and throwing away any leftover milk. In adult cats nanut can be added in powder form to the food. Simultaneous administration of vitamin D2 is prohibited. Sucking kittens: The amount of milk and number of meals vary depending on birth weight and age. Adult cats: add 2 scoops of powder per day to their usual food. Pregnant females: 2 scoops of nanut per day to replace 10 g of the usual food. Lactating females: 2 or 3 scoops of powder per day in addition to the usual food, depending on the size of the subject and the number of kittens breastfed.

Target species

Dog, Cat