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Are KMR and Esbilac a calcium supplement?

April 26, 2017calcium esbilac kmr supplement

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Are KMR and Esbilac a calcium supplement?

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No, they are not. The formulas may be fed to lactating mothers as a dietary supplement for added energy, but it is not a calcium supplement. The calcium:phosphorus ratio of both milk replacers is approximately 1.3:1.0 which is the proper ratio for puppies and kittens as well as cats and dogs.