Tiger Milk Recipe for Baby Kittens 🐯🍼
Description: MEOW…Orphans!! Here is a recipe my veterinary gave me for baby kittens. And it works wonders, our four little fur balls are growing well! Fido you best watch out for your nose with these four little fur balls around! I wonder if this recipe was originally for tiger cubs at a zoo since it is called Tiger Milk.
Recipe Category: Quick & Easy (<15 mins)
Keywords: Freezer, Small Appliance, Easy
Nutritional Information (Per Serving):
- Calories: 21.5
- Fat Content: 1.1g
- Saturated Fat Content: 0.6g
- Cholesterol Content: 12.7mg
- Sodium Content: 13.3mg
- Carbohydrate Content: 1.9g
- Fiber Content: 0g
- Sugar Content: 0.6g
- Protein Content: 1.1g
Ingredients:
| Ingredient | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Evaporated milk | 13 oz |
| Plain yogurt | 12 oz |
| Lamb baby food | 8 jars |
| White corn syrup | 2 1/2 cups |
| Pedialyte | As needed |
Instructions:
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Blend Ingredients: Put all ingredients into a blender and mix well until smooth and thoroughly combined.
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Heat Milk: Transfer the mixture into a Nurse-Maid pet nursing bottle (found at Wal-Mart) and heat it to lukewarm temperature.
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Test Temperature: Before feeding, test the milk’s temperature on the inside of your wrist to ensure it’s not too hot for the kittens.
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Stir Before Refilling: Be sure to stir the milk in the container each time before refilling the feeding bottle to ensure consistency.
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Freeze Remaining Milk: Pour the remaining milk into 8-ounce containers and freeze until needed for future feedings.
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Feeding Guidelines:
- For two-week-old kittens, they will typically drink about 1/2 ounce every 4 hours.
- For four-week-old kittens, they will consume about 1 to 1 1/2 ounces every five hours.
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Pedialyte Alternative: You can find a less expensive brand of Pedialyte at Wal-Mart, which can be used as needed to supplement hydration for the kittens.
Enjoy preparing this nourishing Tiger Milk recipe for your adorable baby kittens and watch them grow healthy and strong! 🐱🍼
