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Formula #1 10
Days- 15 Days:
1 cup powdered Lambs milk replacer or Goats Milk
¼ cup Gerbers Rice Cereal
1 T Plain Fat Yogurt
1 Egg Yolk
1 jar baby food
2 ml Poli Vi Sol vitamins
1 tsp Gelatin
1 T Karo syrup 16
Days – 35 Days
1 cup powdered Lambs milk replacer or Goats Milk ½
cup Gerbers Rice Cereal (increase up to ¾ c)
1 T Plain Fat Yogurt
1 Egg Yolk
1 jar baby food
2 ml Poli Vi Sol vitamins 5
weeks – 6 weeks
1 cup powdered Lambs milk replacer or Goats Milk ¾
cup Gerbers Rice Cereal
1 T Plain Fat Yogurt
1 Egg Yolk
1 jar baby food
2 ml Poli Vi Sol vitamins soak
1 cup Purina Proplan puppy food with 8 oz of formula & begin to wean pup
from bottle 6
weeks –
Eliminate
bottle all together
Pour formula over dry puppy food 7
weeks –
Eliminate formula
12 oz boiled water
12 oz evaporated milk
4 oz plain yogurt
1 egg yolk
1 jar strained baby meat
1 tsp Gelatin
1 tbl Karo syrup
½ tsp Bone meal
1 tsp Baby Vitamins Dissolve
gelatin in boiling water; add other ingredients to blender and spin until well
blended. Add boiled water and spin
again; refrigerate unused portion; do not make too much in advance. Formula #3
1 cup of “Just Born”
1 cup boiled water
2 egg yolks
1 tsp Gelatin
1 tbl Karo syrup
Goats milk (fresh or canned – if canned reconstitute with equal part
water) Mix
above ingredients in blender except goat milk until well blended.
Add an equal amount of goat milk to above ingredients and spin again.
Refrigerate unused portion; Use within 24 hours.
Formula
#4
From 5-10 days old
1 cup Esbilac powdered formula (original formula)
2 cups Pedialyte
½ tsp Canine Red Cell
1 tbl hi-pro instant baby cereal
1 jar baby food (beef)
mix above in blender until well-blended
From 11-14 days
Decrease pedialyte to 1 cup
Add 1 cup boiled or distilled water
From day 15 to weaning
Replace Pedialyte with 1 cup of boiled water
Add 1 fresh chicken liver
Formula #5
From 12 days to teeth break
(maybe a week)
4 cups of Esbilac mix
1 jar baby food (meat)
1 tsp Canine Red Cell
1 tbl Karo syrup
¼ cup baby rice Blend
and feed every 6 hours. Get up to 8
hours within a week.
From teeth break for one week
2 cups of Esbilac mix
2 cups of distilled water
½ cup crushed Bil-Jac
1 tsp Canine Red Cell Use
larger hole nipple. Make sure
Bil-Jac is fully dissolved
The next week Reduce
Esbilac and increase Bil-Jac and water to where you only need ¼ cup of Esbilac
1 tsp Canine Red Cell When
teeth are fully erupted, start feeding dry Bil-Jac kibble.
Can be mixed with another brand as long as nuggets are small. Other tips/tricks
1.
Gelatin is used to prevent infantile cataract; if you use
Esbilac. 2.
From day 8, add couple tbls of baby rice cereal to add
bulk to the formula. 3.
You can eliminate yogurt from formula if you use Bene-Bac
gel to develop healthy bacteria. 4.
You can add Nutri-cal or Pounds Plus to formula to
increase caloric content and stimulate appetite. 5.
From day 14, you can start using dry dog food (Bil-Jac,
Diamond, Eukanuba, Iams) ground up in formula to make a thin gruel.
DO NOT use Purina puppy as a replacement.
It will cause severe diarrhea, but does have something to help bind the
dry food to the liquids. 6.
Nipples – we used Johnson nipples.
They are clear, cross-cut and very soft and come in infant and 1 year old
sizes. Easy to convert to 1 year
nipple when formula is thickened. Puppies
seem to respond to these very quickly. 7.
Always keep an alternate formula on hand.
Not all puppies respond well to a particular formula. 1
Egg yolk 4
oz Baby food – beef ¼
c Rice cereal (increase to ¾ c as
they get older) ¼ c Knox Gelatin ( Knox: boil 2 cups water, 2 packets of gelatinLet it set up in the refrigerator) 1. Do not over heat the formula as you will kill the culture in the yogurt 2.
Used to use Karo syrup but often caused the runs Feeding:
10 days: 1 ½ oz to 2 oz to
start at 10 days Feed every 4 hours
15 days: 2 – 2 ½ oz
20 days: 3 oz At
5 ½ weeks start to give Purina Proplan puppy food soaked in formula At
6 ½ weeks start to add coarser meat DO
NOT OVER FEED – You can kill them Worming
at 3, 5 & 7 weeks |
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