Our vet did not recommend it normally but when our gerbil was sick they said oatmeal made with milk would be alright to help him put on weight as long as we made sure to watch because like people gerbils can be lactose intolerant.
There is no such thing as regular milk. Milk is either whole or separated and can be pasteurized or non pasteurised. Better to go to the feed store and get powdered milk for calves. It usually has other additives to help the calf get stronger.
That's a hard one, but the best thing to try is milk with a dropper.
Well, you should feed it 0% milk. It may not have developed to regular milk since it was seperated at birth, or you could feed it goat, or cow milk.
no
get kitten litter milk to feed them and always keep them warm take caare of them until their ready to go to a new home
no a gerbil pup needs its mothers milk to survive when it is young
No, it's not advisable to feed a pinkie (a baby mouse or rat) regular milk. Baby rodents are typically lactose intolerant, and feeding them milk can cause digestive issues. Instead, they should be fed a specialized milk replacer designed for rodents or appropriate formula until they are old enough to eat solid food.
yes
Any decent pet store should carry a puppy replacement milk, as well as WalMart, but you can also feed them Goat's Milk. Do NOT use regular cow's milk though - they can not process that.
I am not sure exactly how it affects the puppy's digestive system, but it is not recommended. It may even make the puppy sicken or die. Go with powdered milk. If regular milk is all you have, I suggest that do not give it much, and warm it up a bit.
Birds do not feed their young on milk. The lyrebird is a bird, so it does not feed its young milk.
Yes, you can a bottle calf regular home milk. You want to warm the milk to luke warm before you feed it just like milk replacer. It has no advantage over milk replacer, but will help in a pinch.