Exotic NutritionSpecialty Milk Replacer 8.8 Oz - - Healthy Powdered Formula - Ideal for Squirrel, Rabbit, Opossum, Raccoon

Purchased for our orphaned opossum. I wanted to make sure she had the appropriate milk instead of giving her cat or dog puppy milk. I appreciate that the product exists. I mix with distilled water, keep it in the fridge, and give the little one some every day, twice daily. She is big enough we don't have to tube feed her, thank heavens. She laps it up just fine.

This formula along with a little half n half and acidophilus mixed in has definitely saved our newborn rabbit. The mother passed away giving birth sadly but I kept this formula on hand. When paired with the right nipple on a good dropper, this works amazing. I'm so happy, the baby is 2.5 weeks today and looks amazing!

Bunnies died after 2 feedings. They were doing fine on sheep milk formulae for days. Then we switched to this product as soon as it arrived... only to have them all dead by the end of the day,

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I found a 5 week baby squirrel in the floor, try everything to find momma but she never came. I try goat milk she didn’t like it, i couldn’t get her to eat, she was getting weak. I desperately look for a replacement milk for squirrel and found this one on Amazon, let me tell you it work amazing !!! Baby squirrel love it and she is thriving.

This stuff smells like vanilla protein powder and my foster had explosive diarrhea with it. They should also probably proofread the text on the packaging. That being said, it's very easy to mix and is pretty economical.

This was a life saver! It arrived quickly, just as I was running out of the puppy milk I bought at the grocery. It smells sweet like a protein workout powder instead of that awful smell that the puppy milk has. That was actually a big plus for me since the puppy milk smelled worse that the rescued squirrels in my laundry room. They go crazy for it and we are on our second bag. I think they will wean by the second bag but they were about 5 weeks when i found them. I mixed 62 g of power with 1 1/4 cup distilled water. I kept it in a Tupperware in the fridge and it stayed fresh. I always mixed it up at the feeding prior to needing it that way the lumps had time to dissolve.