CarniLac - The revolution of puppy milk

Please use only the following oils

• Maize germ oil
• Sunflower oil
• Soya oil
• Wheat germ oil

Linseed oil, rapeseed oil, fish oil, olive oil and butterfat must not be used due to the high content of polyunsaturated fatty acids and the fatty acid composition. These oils cause serious digestive problems in puppies and kittens and can cause kidney damage.

Preparation

Boil water, allow to cool slightly and stir in the milk powder at a temperature of 50 c without lumps. Add oil, mix everything well again, let it cool down and feed at a temperature of 37c! Check the temperature on the wrist before feeding.

Mix 8 g milk powder (1 large measuring spoon) per 40 ml water and 4 ml oil.

One large measuring spoon holds 8 g of carnilac powder spread out.
The small measuring spoon holds 1.5 g of carnilac powder.

The milk should always be prepared as fresh as possible. To prevent oil and liquid from segregating, shake the bottle with the finished milk again immediately before feeding, also when taking breaks from drinking and feeding several puppies/kittens.

Attention: oil and water segregate quickly unless an emulsifier is used. We deliberately avoid the use of emulsifiers and hydrogenated fats!

After feeding, stimulate the puppy's tummy with a soft, body-warm cloth to stimulate digestion. Until the 3rd week, puppies are not able to urinate or defecate on their own. Normally, the bitch stimulates the puppies' digestion by licking their tummies, so it is beneficial to imitate this behaviour of the bitch after each bottle and stimulate the little tummy. This prevents possible constipation.

Number of feedings

With CarniLac 3-4 feedings per day are sufficient. The natural milk intake of a puppy in a bitch is around 15 - 22% of its body weight per day. This may not seem like much at first, but more does not correspond to the puppy's physiology and is therefore harmful. The nutrient density in CarniLac, which is adapted to the mother's milk, makes it possible to maintain the amount intended by nature.n.

With CarniLac, puppies are fuller for longer, i. E. They sleep more and are therefore also satisfied with less frequent meals..

Depending on the necessity, appetite, weight development and well-being of the puppies, adjust the feeding frequency and quantity to the needs, 3 - 4 feedings per day are usually sufficient, more frequent meals only lead to a reduced intake per meal. .

CarniLac as puppy food and for adult animals

Carnilac is ideal for preparing puppy mush from the third week of life. Excellent faecal consistency, absence of flatulence and overall puppy development will convince you.
In case of digestive disorders (diarrhoea, vomiting), reduce the supplementary feeding immediately or stop it completely for half a day to a day.

Due to the variable fat content, carnilac is also suitable as a supplementary food for pregnant and lactating animals for optimal milk flow, as well as a restorative food for weakened, convalescent animals and performance dogs.
However, please feed your adult animal carnilac with half the amount of oil, or replace the oil in this case with lard or beef fat.

Feeding instructions for adult animals:

mix 1 measuring spoon (8g) of carnilac with water, wet food or low-fat curd cheese and 2 ml of oil (e. G. Carniomega-3 oil). The daily ration can be increased as needed.

Composition:

Sweet whey powder (desugared), calcium caseinate, spray skimmed milk powder, egg yolk powder, dicalcium phosphate, magnesium proteinate, calcium lactogluconate, potassium chloride, sodium chloride, calcium carbonate, omega-3 fatty acids (dha and epa).

Ingredients:

Crude protein 54.10%, crude fat 11.50%, crude fibre 1.00%, calcium 2.10%, phosphorus 1.70%, crude ash 12.50%.

Additives per kg

Vitamin A (3a672a)

40.000 I.E.

Vitamin D3 (3a671)

3.000 I.E.

Vitamin E (3a700)

400 I.E.

Vitamin C (3a300)

83 mg

Vitamin B1 (3a821)

47 mg

Vitamin B2 (3a825ii)

48 mg

Vitamin B6 (3a831)

39,4 mg

Vitamin B12

40 mcg

Niacinamide (3a315)

118 mg

Calcium-D-Pantothenate (3a841)

100 mg

Folic acid (3a316)

4,5 mg

Biotin (3a880)

16 mcg

Lecithin (E322)

38.460 mg

Cholin chloride (3a890)

450 mg

Taurine (3a370)

4.100 mg

DL-Methionine (3c301)

22.500 mg

iron(II) amino acid chelate hydratet (3b106)

69,9 mg

Manganese (II)-sulphate, Monohydrate (3b503)

32 mg

Glycine zinc chelate hydrate(3b607)

66,5 mg

Copper as copper(II)-sulfat

19 mg

Pentahydrate (E4)

Calcium iodate (3b202)

2,2 mg

sodium selenite (3b801)

0,45 mg

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energy content

CarniLac-powder has 18.52 mj me per kg.

Stirred according to the dosage for puppies (16 g carnilac powder plus 8 ml oil ad 100 ml filled with water) carnilac has 0.6 mj me per 100 ml finished milk.

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Energy bomb puppy milk

Puppies are "nest feeders", they are born blind, deaf and completely helpless. A tiny gastrointestinal tract (only about 3% of the body mass) which, like the kidneys, is not yet fully developed (gastric acid formation does not begin until the third week of life) is faced with an extremely high nutritional requirement. Hardly any creature develops as quickly as the puppy. Within a few days (7th-9th day of life) its birth weight doubles. This is only possible because the natural mother's milk with its high fat content of 8.8% in fresh milk (42% in dry matter) is a real energy bomb. But not all fat is the same, natural puppy milk has a completely different fatty acid composition than, for example, cow's or goat's milk. A high content of monounsaturated fatty acids, as well as some polyunsaturated fatty acids such as dha, which is important for the development of the brain, nervous system and retina of the eye, set high standards for the fat supply. All fatty acids essential for the healthy development of your puppy, as well as the natural lecithin important for the cell membrane, are contained in carnilac. By adding vegetable oils (sunflower, maize, wheat germ or soya oil from your kitchen) you add the remaining fatty acids as unhydrogenated vegetable oils and protect your puppy from the extremely harmful trans-fatty acids produced during fat hardening and also determine the ideal feed quantity yourself.

Special protein for growth and development

Growth depends on protein and the puppy's rapid growth requires a high protein supply. At the same time, the kidneys are not fully developed in the first weeks and do not reach their full filtration capacity until the 11th-12th week of life! Therefore, a puppy replacement milk must not only contain a lot of protein, but extremely high-quality protein. Albumin/globulin to casein fraction in puppy milk has an inverse ratio to cow's or goat's milk. The amino acid content is also different. Failure to take these facts into account not only jeopardises healthy development and growth, negatively influences the immune response, but also puts a strain on the liver and especially the kidneys and can lead to severe kidney damage and even uraemia. The amino acid supply and the ratio of the protein fractions in carnilac correspond to natural breast milk and thus ensure healthy growth and optimal skeletal development with maximum protection of the digestive tract and the not yet developed kidneys.

Restricted lactose digestion, restricted fluid intake

A high lactose content in cow's and goat's milk compared to natural puppy milk, but also in baby milk, makes it absolutely unsuitable for the sensitive puppy, leading to fermentation processes in the digestive tract and often life-threatening digestive disorders. The limited kidney filtration capacity in puppies up to 12 weeks of age requires a precisely adapted fluid supply, as well as a finely balanced supply of electrolytes, which on the one hand ensure the cell functions and the osmotic pressure in the tissues, and on the other hand prevent a strain on the kidney activity and fluid loss.

Only an extremely nutrient-dense puppy milk, which actually corresponds to mother's milk in its fat and protein content, can take sufficient account of these basic physiological needs.

CARNILAC is highly concentrated, so you need to feed much less and you have another advantage. Your puppies will thrive without any problems, sleep contentedly and full between meals and this with only three feedings per day.

Not all milk is the same

CarniLac is optimally designed for the needs of puppies, because not all milk is the same.

Our puppy milk is 1:1 identical with dog milk. In the table below you can compare the nutrient content (in brackets you will find the values related to the dry matter) with other milks:

So it is clear: your puppy is dependent on its mother's milk! But why does nature provide a far higher protein and fat supply for the puppy, but about 10% less water, than for a calf or goat lamb? The rapid development compared to a calf and the physiological principles described above place much higher demands on digestibility, energy density, protein quantity and protein quality, fat quantity and fat quality! Cow's milk, goat's milk, sheep's milk are no substitute for mother's milk. Cow's milk enriched with cream (to achieve a higher fat content) is not a suitable substitute for mother's milk.

You can read about the other physiological characteristics of a puppy and the influence of nutrition here.

Nutritional and physiological characteristics of puppies

For example, sensory organs are not yet functional, movement is uncoordinated, thermoregulation is still imperfect (optimum ambient temperature for motherless rearing is 30) and the internal organs (gastrointestinal tract, liver and especially the kidneys) are not yet fully developed. It is not for nothing that rearing losses are relatively high in the first 6 weeks (15% - 25%).

The digestive tract in the puppy is only 3% of the body mass as opposed to 6% in the adult dog.

The stomach is still relatively small and only expands from the beginning of supplementary feeding. Since acid formation in the stomach does not begin until about the 18th day of life, the puppy requires the highest quality food components. All food components that promote the multiplication of putrefactive pathogens can lead to death, as these are not killed by hydrochloric acid in the stomach.

The excretory capacity of the kidney is still low. The development of the kidney is not complete until 3 weeks after birth. The full filtration capacity of the kidneys is even reached in the puppy only at the age of 11-12 weeks. Therefore, a mother's milk substitute must offer more than twice as much protein and fat, otherwise the kidneys are at risk.

The food must be highly concentrated, because too much liquid (e. G. Cow's milk or unsuitable dry milk) not only strains the digestive tract, but also overloads and damages the not yet fully developed kidneys, because the liquid cannot yet be fully excreted.

Why artificial rearing: for most puppies, their nutritional needs-at least immediately after birth-will be met by their mother's milk. Nevertheless, a variety of problems can arise, such as death of the bitch, lack of lactation, non-acceptance of a puppy by the mother, too large a litter.