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- Description
Caring for a kitten who has lost mom is one of the hardest jobs a pet parent can take on, and the right nutrition makes all the difference in those early days. PetLac Kitten Milk Replacer Powder, from Pet-Ag, is made for orphaned or rejected kittens who need a dependable food source while they grow stronger. This 10.5 oz container of powder is designed to be a complete food source, so your tiny one gets what it needs during the critical first weeks when every single feeding counts. It is a reassuring thing to have on hand when you are the one stepping in for mom.
What PetLac Powder offers your kitten:- Formulated as a complete food source for orphaned or rejected kittens who cannot nurse from their mother.
- May also be used to supplement nursing kittens that need a little extra support along the way.
- Supplies vitamins, minerals, and amino acids the brand notes are needed for proper growth and development.
- The powdered format lets you mix only what you need for each feeding, so you can prepare small, fresh portions on demand.
- The 10.5 oz size gives you a working supply to get through the demanding, round-the-clock feeding stage.
- Steps in when mom is not available, giving you a reliable way to nourish your kitten right at home.
- A thoughtful choice for fosters, breeders, and pet parents caring for newborns and very young kittens.
- Designed by Pet-Ag specifically for the nutritional needs of kittens rather than repurposed from another animal's formula.
- Helps you give hand-raised kittens a steady, structured start during their most fragile and important stretch.
- Made to support the proper growth and development those crucial first weeks truly depend on.
Hand-raising a kitten asks a lot of you, and having a trusted formula on hand makes the long nights feel a little more manageable. PetLac Kitten Milk Replacer Powder gives you a complete food source built for orphaned, rejected, and nursing kittens alike. Always follow the package directions, and check with your veterinarian about your kitten's specific feeding needs to give your little one the best possible start in life.
