Advance Kid Milk Replacer (8lb Pail)
Product Description
Advance Kid Milk Replacer (Milk Specialties Company) is an instant mixing, all-milk protein, complete first feed for kids. With emulsified fats, supplemental vitamins, minerals and trace elements, it provides the entire nutritional requirements of the baby goat from its second day of life through weaning. Advance Kid Milk Replacer is acidified to prevent bacterial spoilage, providing a shelf life of up to 24 hours once reconstituted.
Feeding Instructions:
Mixing Directions: Mix at a rate of 1 1/2 lb per gallon of water (3oz. of powder per pint of water).
Warm Restricted Feeding: Mix powder in 1/2 quantity of water at 120 degree F and then dilute to volume and feed at 98 degree F.
Cold Ad Lib Feeding: Mix powder in 1/3 quantity of water at 120 degree F and then dilute to volume and feed at room temperature.
Feeding Directions:
Warm Restricted Feeding: For the first few days, feed a limited quantity (maximum of 1 pint) per feeding up to 3 to 4 times per day. Best results are achieved feeding milk warm (98degrees F).
Cold Ad Lib Feeding: This method works well for raising larger groups of kids that have been removed from the mother soon after birth. It is the recommended system when a number of kids are being taken away, as with a milking herd.
Feeding Instructions:
Mixing Directions: Mix at a rate of 1 1/2 lb per gallon of water (3oz. of powder per pint of water).
Warm Restricted Feeding: Mix powder in 1/2 quantity of water at 120 degree F and then dilute to volume and feed at 98 degree F.
Cold Ad Lib Feeding: Mix powder in 1/3 quantity of water at 120 degree F and then dilute to volume and feed at room temperature.
Feeding Directions:
Warm Restricted Feeding: For the first few days, feed a limited quantity (maximum of 1 pint) per feeding up to 3 to 4 times per day. Best results are achieved feeding milk warm (98degrees F).
Cold Ad Lib Feeding: This method works well for raising larger groups of kids that have been removed from the mother soon after birth. It is the recommended system when a number of kids are being taken away, as with a milking herd.
