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Date Posted: 05:31:51 04/23/08 Wed
Author: Dennis
Author Host/IP: unio-cas1-cs-39.dial.bright.net / 209.143.16.169
Subject: Re: How do I determine a babies age?
In reply to: Ray 's message, "Re: How do I determine a babies age?" on 22:03:51 04/22/08 Tue

After years of raising orphan squirrels the top rehabbers
recommend Esbilac because it is closest to mother's milk.
If powder Esbilac mix one part powder to 1 1/2-2 parts
water. Dilute that with water to 1/4 strength the first
day, 1/2 the second day, and 3/4 the third day, and full
strength the fourth day.
Goat's milk may work but Esbilac is better for squirrels.

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>Thank you, I do have puppy milk, I'll make sure she
>gets that. Have you ever tried to raise one on fresh
>goat milk? I've heard that any animal can be raised
>on goat milk because it is so easy to digest.

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