Acme Nanut - powdered milk substitute for puppies and kittens 500g

Product Description

Nanut is a low-lactose dietary food, rich in proteins, vitamins, and minerals, for the complete nutrition of puppies and kittens.

Characteristics

Nanut is a low-lactose dietary food, rich in noble proteins, vitamins, and minerals. The reduced lactose content prevents intestinal dysbiosis and the development of pathogenic coliform bacteria.

Nanut is a low-lactose dietary food, rich in proteins, vitamins, and minerals. A complete food for the nutrition of puppies and kittens. It can completely replace breast milk. It allows you to nourish dogs and cats of any breed from birth to weaning, ensuring their correct development.

Nanut also helps improve the quality of the of the diet and nutritional status of pregnant mares, nursing mothers, debilitated, convalescent animals and those subject to retarded growth.

Replacement of breast milk for artificial feeding of puppies.

Directions for use

For dogs, use the large measuring spoon.

• In infants: one full measuring spoon of milk powder for every 250 ml of warm water. The quantity of reconstituted milk and the number of meals vary according to the weight of the puppies at birth and their age.
• Puppies and adult dogs: a quarter, a half, or one measurement of powder per day for small, medium, and large-sized dogs, respectively, added to their usual food.
• Pregnant females: one measurement of Nanut to replace 50 g of their usual food.
• Lactating females: one-two measurements of powder per day depending on the size of the subject and the number of puppies breastfed, in addition to their usual food.

For cats, use the small measure.

• In suckling dogs: one full measuring spoon of milk powder for every 12 ml of warm water. The amount of reconstituted milk and the number of meals vary according to the weight of the subjects at birth and their age.
• Pregnant females: two measuring spoons of Nanut per day to replace 10 g of the usual food.
• Lactating females: add two to three measuring spoons of powder per day to the usual food, depending on the size of the subject and the number of kittens being fed.
• Adult cats: administer two measuring spoons of powder per day in addition to the usual food.

Format

500 g can