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How old are guinea pigs to stop drinking milk?
When they are about 3 weeks old.
When should your hamster stop drinking milk?
At two weeks old.
How old are monkeys when they stop drinking milk from their moms?
i think 3
When do babies gray wolves stop drinking their mother's milk?
Foals stop drinking their mothers milk around six months old.
At what age do baby hamsters stop drinking milk?
Baby hamsters leave their mother at three weeks old.
How long should kittens be on milk replacement?
Until it is 6-8 weeks old, since that's when it would normally leave it's mother. Most kittens stop drinking milk a little before then.
Can you give older dogs milk?
older dogs seem to tolerate milk, but for puppies cows milk is 100 percent fatal if ingested. the safest type og milk even for old dogs or puppies is goat milk.
How old is a baby lynx when it stops drinking its mother's milk?
A baby Lynx stops drinking its mothers milk at about 2 months. ( 10 weeks )
Are old milk bottles safe to use for drinking liquids?
Sure, as long as you clean it, sterilize it and make sure there's no old milk in it.
Can you feed a puppy at three weeks old?
At that age they should be drinking their mothers milk. If they are orphaned, a milk replacement should suffice.
ANY PROBLEM A 10 years old boy is drinking milk 4 times a day in baby milk-bottle since he was 2?
Drinking milk 4 times a day - nothing wrong with that... Drinking from a baby bottle at age 10 - psychological problems that need addressing by a professional !
How can I encourage my 4-year-old to stop drinking milk at night and establish a healthier bedtime routine?
To encourage your 4-year-old to stop drinking milk at night and establish a healthier bedtime routine, you can try gradually reducing the amount of milk given before bed and offering water instead. Create a consistent bedtime routine that includes calming activities like reading a book or taking a bath. Praise and reward your child for following the new routine to help reinforce the behavior. Be patient and consistent in your approach to help your child adjust to the changes.
