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Beaphar Lactol Kitten Milk

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Here are the details I found about Lactol Kitten (Beaphar Lactol Kitten Milk) — it’s a kitten milk replacer / supplement product:

What is it

Lactol Kitten is a complete milk replacement feed for newborn, orphaned, or rejected kittens. (shop.melkvoordieren.nl)
It’s also used as a complementary feed for weaning kittens, or as a nutritional supplement for pregnant, lactating, sick, or convalescing cats. (Pharmvet Official Store)
The formulation aims to mimic the nutrition of a mother cat’s milk as closely as possible. (beaphar.com)

From the available sources:

Crude protein: ~ 32 % (beaphar.com)
Crude fat: ~ 24 % (beaphar.com)
Crude ash: ~ 7 % (Paco)
Moisture: ~ 3.5 % (beaphar.com)
Calcium (Ca): ~ 0.8 % (beaphar.com)
Phosphorus (P): ~ 0.7 % (beaphar.com)
Sodium (Na): ~ 0.5 % (Pet Supplies)
Magnesium, Potassium, etc.: small amounts, e.g. Mg ~ 0.16 %, K ~ 1.5 % (Paco)
DHA (docosahexaenoic acid): ~ 0.1 % (an omega‑3 fatty acid) (shop.melkvoordieren.nl)
Additives / vitamins / minerals: vitamins A, D3, E, B1, B2, B6, B12, etc.; taurine is included (important for cats) (beaphar.com)

Available in jars / containers of 200 g, 250 g, 400 g, 500 g depending on region or vendor. (Pharmvet Official Store)
Each package typically comes with a measuring scoop and a feeding chart / instructions. (shop.melkvoordieren.nl)

Mixing ratio: For the 250 g / 500 g sizes, the recommended dilution is 7 level scoops (≈ 31 g) of powder to 100 mL of warm water. (beaphar.com)
After mixing, allow it to cool until lukewarm (≈ 38 °C — blood temperature) before feeding to kittens. (Vet Allies)
Prepared milk can be stored in the refrigerator for up to 24 hours, but should be reheated to the proper temperature before feeding to newborns. (petsathome.com)
Use appropriate feeding equipment (sterile bottles, syringes) especially for young kittens. (Paco)
After about 36 days (roughly 5–6 weeks), start gradually transitioning to solid kitten food. (beaphar.com)

Here is a guideline for how much to feed per day, based on the kitten’s weight and age (these are general estimates):
(pethealth.direct)

Kitten weight	Volume per day	Age (days)	Number of feeds per day
100 g	~ 50 mL	2‑7 days	6–12 feeds (including overnight)
200 g	~ 80 mL	8‑21 days	~ 8 feeds
400 g	~ 135 mL	22‑28 days	6–8 feeds (incl. one overnight)
600 g	~ 180 mL	29‑35 days	4–6 feeds
1 kg	~ 250 mL	36‑42 days	~ 3 feeds

After ~36 days, start shifting to more solid food, reducing milk gradually. (pethealth.direct)

Also:

For kittens under 6 weeks, as complementary feed (in addition to mother’s milk if available), use up to 40 mL per kg bodyweight per day. (Pharmvet Official Store)
For weaned or older kittens, or for pregnant/lactating or sick cats, use up to 13 mL per kg bodyweight. (Pharmvet Official Store)

Supports growth and development, especially brain and vision, thanks to DHA. (beaphar.com)
Gentle on sensitive stomachs / highly digestible proteins. (beaphar.com)
Enriched with essential vitamins, minerals, and taurine (which is vital for cats). (beaphar.com)
Helps as weaning aid. (beaphar.com)

Always read the product label / leaflet before use. (Pharmvet Official Store)
Store the product in its original container, in a cool dry place, away from light. (beaphar.com)
After opening, use within recommended time (some sources say ~3 months). (beaphar.com)
Always sterilize feeding equipment. (Paco)
Prepare fresh feed as per instructions; do not improperly dilute or overfeed. (Paw Meds)
Reheat prepared milk to the right temperature and ensure it is not too hot before feeding. (Vet Allies)