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Pets Mart 2026

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Jul 29, 2026
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DOG MILK & CARELAC

COMPLETE FEEDING & CARE GUIDE FOR PET PARENTS ***

  • THE PET'S MART
  • PET SHOP
  • STRONG IMMUNITY
  • HEALTHY GROWTH
  • EASY DIGESTION
  • BETTER DEVELOPMENT

Guru Govind Singh Chouk, Lakhimpur-Kheri

Good nutrition in the early stages of life is the foundation of a healthy, happy pet. Proper milk and weaning food like Cerelac help puppies and kittens grow strong, active and disease-free.

DOGS - MILK & CARELAC GUIDE

DOG MILK FOR PUPPIES

Mother's milk is best for puppies. If not available.

puppy milk replacer (commercial) is the safest option.

Cow milk is not recommended as it is hard to digest and can cause diarrhea.

RECOMMENDED DOG MILK REPLACERS (Is Available in The Pet's Mart) PUPPY MILK

CATS - MILK & CARELAC GUIDE

CAT MILK - FOR KITTENS

Mother's milk is best for kittens. If not available, kitten milk replacer (commercial) is the safest option.

Cow milk is not recommended.

RECOMMENDED CAT MILK REPLACERS (Is Available in The Pet's Mart) KITTEN MILK

  • REPLACER
  • REPLACER
  • Beaphar Lactol Puppy Milk
  • PetAg Esbilac Puppy Milk Replacer
  • Royal Canin Babydog Milk
  • Drools Absolute Milk Replacer
  • Beaphar Lactol Kitten Milk
  • PetAg KMR (Kitten Milk Replacer)
  • Royal Canin Babycat Milk
  • •Drools Absolute Milk Replacer
  • IMPORTANT
  • IMPORTANT

Never give cow milk to puppies - it causes diarrhea & stomach upset.

Never give cow milk to kittens - it causes diarrhea & lactose intolerance.

  • KITTEN FEEDING CHART (MILK REPLACER)
  • DOG PUPPY FEEDING CHART (MILK REPLACER)
  • QUANTITY PER FEED (Approx.)
  • QUANTITY PER FEED
  • (Approx.)
  • AGE (WEEKS)
  • FREQUENCY
  • AGE (WEEKS)
  • NOTES
  • FREQUENCY
  • NOTES grams (powder)
  • ml grams (powder) 1-1.5 g
  • 0-1 Week
  • Every 2-3 hours

Use feeding bottle Keep warm (38-40°C) Increase gradually Start weaning food Introduce Cerelac

Every 2-3 hours Every 3 hours Every 3-4 hours

  • Use kitten bottle
  • 2-5ml
  • 0-1 Week 1-2 Weeks
  • 2-6 ml
  • 2-3g
  • Every 3 hours
  • Keep warm (38-40°C)
  • 5-10 ml
  • 6-10 ml
  • 1-2 Weeks
  • 2-3 Weeks
  • Every 3-4 hours
  • 2-3 Weeks
  • 10-20 ml
  • 4-6g
  • 10-20 ml
  • 4-6g
  • Increase gradually
  • Start weaning food
  • 3-4 Weeks
  • 20-30 ml
  • 3-4 Weeks
  • Every 4 hours
  • 20-30 ml
  • Every 4 hours
  • 9-15 g
  • 30-50 ml
  • 4-6 Weeks
  • 9-15 g
  • Introduce Cerelac More solid food
  • Every 4-5 hours
  • 30-50 ml
  • 4-6 Weeks
  • Every 4-5 hours 3-4 times/day
  • More solid food
  • 6-8 Weeks
  • 3-4 times/day
  • 50-80 ml
  • 50-70 ml
  • 6-8 Weeks
  • 15-24 g
  • 15-21 g
  • CARELAC FOR DOGS (WEANING FOOD)

Cerelac is an excellent weaning food for puppies from 3-4 weeks of age.

Use plain rice Cerelac (no added fruits, no sugar).

CARELAC FOR CATS (WEANING FOOD)

Use plain rice Cerelac for kittens from 3-4 weeks of age.

HOW TO PREPARE:

HOW TO PREPARE:

Mix 1 tbsp Cerelac (10 g) with 3-4 tbsp warm milk replacer (30-40 ml).

Mix 1 tbsp Cerelac (10 g) with 3-4 tbsp warm milk replacer (30-40 ml).

Make a smooth, lump-free paste.

Let it cool to lukewarm.

O Feed with a spoon or shallow bowl.

Make a smooth, lump-free paste.

Let it cool to lukewarm.

O Feed with a spoon or shallow bowl.

  • DOG CERELAC FEEDING CHART
  • KITTEN CERELAC FEEDING CHART
  • QUANTITY PER FEED (Approx)
  • QUANTITY PER FEED (Approx)
  • AGE (WEEKS)
  • FREQUENCY
  • AGE (WEEKS)
  • FREQUENCY
  • Cerelac (Dry)

Liquid (Milk Replacer)

Cerelac (Dry) 10 g (1 tbsp) 15 g (1% tbsp) 20 g (2 tbsp) 25 g (2% tbsp)

  • Liquid (Milk Replacer)
  • Prepared Food (Approx)
  • Prepared Food (Approx.) 40-50 g

10 g (1 tbsp) 15 g (1½ tbsp) 20 g (2 tbsp) 25 g (2½ tbsp)

  • 40-50 g 60-70 g
  • 3-4 Weeks
  • 30-40 ml
  • 3-4 Weeks 4-6 Weeks
  • 30-40 ml
  • 50-60 ml
  • 4-6 Weeks
  • 50-60 ml 70-80 ml 90-100 ml
  • 60-70 g
  • 80-100 g 100-120 g solid food

80-100 g 100-120 g + solid food

  • 6-8 Weeks
  • 70-80 ml 90-100 ml
  • 6-8 Weeks
  • 8. Weeks
  • 8+ Weeks
  • TIPS FOR DOG PARENTS

TIPS FOR CAT PARENTS

Always use kitten-specific milk replacer. Never overfeed-follow the chart. Wipe the kitten's bottom gently after feeding.

Always keep feeding tools clean & sterilized.

Always feed warm (not hot) milk.

Keep kittens warm, clean & comfortable. Introduce wet food gradually after 6 weeks.

Keep the puppy warm and stress-free. Introduce soft food gradually, never force.

  • Burp puppies gently after feeding.
  • WHEN TO CONSULT A VET? Diarrhea/vomiting
  • GENERAL CARE & PRECAUTIONS *
  • • Refusal to eat
  • No weight gain
  • Lethargy/weakness
  • Do not microwave milk-it destroys
  • Consult your vet for any feeding
  • Wash feeding bottles & bowls

Always provide fresh, Store milk powder in a cool, dry place.

  • Bloating/stomach pain after every use.
  • clean water.
  • issues nutrients.

A LITTLE CARE TODAY, A HEALTHY COMPANION TOMORROW.

  • LOVE THEM, PROTECT THEM!
  • Guru Govind Singh Chouk, Lakhimpur-Kheri
  • Your Pet's Health, Our Priority
  • Regular Care, Long Life
  • Healthy Pet, Happy Pet