Hi all,
 
Naomi wrote: 
 
<<If vets and zoos are not willing to give it to their "patients"  what  does 
that
tell us about the product for  humans?  Throw it out! >>
 
It really doesn't tell us anything about the product for human infants.  
Artificial baby milks for human babies have a different nutritional composition  
from artificial milks for orphaned/abandoned kittens or puppies or other  
mammals. That's why animal shelters, zoos, and rescue organizations  don't usually 
take donations of human formula.
 
Warmly,
Carol Kelley  -foster mom to two orphaned Maine Coon Cats
Taylors SC 




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