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Ideal for baby squirrels from 4 weeks of age through weaning. Fox Valley Formula 20/50 is also ideal for flying squirrels, rats, and mice. This rehabber-approved powdered milk formula produces better weight gain, fewer digestive problems, and better acceptance than most other formulas.
Fox Valley Formula 20/50 mixes easily, smells wonderful, and there is no need to supplement the formula with any added cream, yogurt, or probiotics.
Henry’s is the largest distributor Fox Valley Animal Nutrition, a leading milk replacer manufacturer for orphaned animals. Fox Valley uses only high-quality human-grade ingredients to create milk replacers that closely match the specific composition of the mother’s milk in order to assure proper nutrition and growth.
Mix 1 part powder to 2 parts warm water and feed 4 to 6 times a day. To determine the correct amount, see guidelines below or view the Baby Squirrel Care Guide. Gradually decrease both the quantity of milk formula and number of feedings per day as weaning approaches (around 16 weeks).
Unused formula powder should be stored in a cool dry place, preferably the refrigerator, and is good until the expiration date printed on the label.
5-7% Feeding Rule
Weigh the baby on a scale in grams; multiply that number by 5% (0.05) to determine the number of mL’s to feed per feeding. You may need to start with smaller feedings and work up to 5% after a few feedings. Once the baby is eating well and able to digest 5% quickly, you can gradually move up to feeding them 7% at a time. Please review the Baby Squirrel Care Guide or call a rehabber for advice on caring for young orphaned squirrels.
Made in the USA.
Vegetable oil, casein, dried whey protein concentrate, dried corn syrup solids, dicalcium phosphate, calcium carbonate, lactose, potassium chloride, magnesium sulfate, L-Arginine d i, -methionine taurine, sodium chloride, dipotassium phosphate, mono and diglycerides, chlorine chloride, vitamin E supplement, vitamin A supplement, vitamin D-3 supplement, zinc sulfate, ferrous sulfate, riboflavin supplement, calcium pantothenate, niacin supplement, manganese sulfate, copper sulfate, vitamin B-12 supplement, thiamine hydrochloride, pyridoxine hydrochloride, folic acid, calcium iodate, biotin, sodium selenite, natural and artificial flavors added.
Composition
Protein |
20% |
Fat |
50% |
Carbohydrates |
22% |
473 kcal per 100 grams of powder. 1 cup weighs approximately 119 grams.
Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein |
Min. 20% |
Crude Fat |
Min. 50% |
Crude Fiber |
Max. 0% |
Ash |
Max. 9% |
Moisture |
Max. 5% |
Unfortunately mine hates it and will not drink it. So I have a whole bag I can't use😭
Hello Brittney,
We're sorry to hear about your experience. Can I ask what the squirrel *is* accepting? If the baby is eating treats like any type of nut, seed, or fruit while it should still be on formula, that can cause it to refuse any formula. Getting off of formula too early (before 16 weeks) can be detrimental for a baby squirrel's health.
We strongly recommend getting in touch with an experienced wildlife rehabilitator to troubleshoot the issue and make sure the baby is getting the essential nutrients is needs from formula at this age. You can call or text (203) 214-7427 day or night or email us via Contact@HenrysPets.com.
Always use this formula for my rescues and they thrive and are healthy! The Customer Service is the best!
Great product! My squirrels love it!
This formula saved my Flying Squirrel's life! I found my wet, freezing 4wk old flyer weighing only 12 grams. Immediately did my research & ordered Fox Valley 20/50 formula. Named her Gumball & just 30 days later she weighed 53 grams! Today, at 1.5 years old, she is thriving, happy & a full grown 83 grams. This formula along with the Henry's Picky Blocks & their recommended diet she eats today saved her life!
I have started this formula at 5 eeeks for a baby squirrel I’ve have since 3-4 weeks. I did notice that the fat content in this formula seems alittle high, that’s only my opion I’m not a professional. He’s feces before were the right color( brown) and not extremely hard. Feeding this has made the feces a lighter pale color of whitish pale green? It also became very hard. I’m thinking it was because of the fat content? He’s doing fine, but I’m thinking he’s getting a little constipated. It has put weight on him, but if the color and consistency continues, might try some apple juice. He is close to weaning, he is 8 weeks now and hopefully things will resolve and I won’t have to change formulas. I’m not saying it’s bad formula just worried about the stool color and consistly. Like I said I’m not a professional so this all might be fine.
Unfortunately mine hates it and will not drink it. So I have a whole bag I can't use😭
Hello Brittney,
We're sorry to hear about your experience. Can I ask what the squirrel *is* accepting? If the baby is eating treats like any type of nut, seed, or fruit while it should still be on formula, that can cause it to refuse any formula. Getting off of formula too early (before 16 weeks) can be detrimental for a baby squirrel's health.
We strongly recommend getting in touch with an experienced wildlife rehabilitator to troubleshoot the issue and make sure the baby is getting the essential nutrients is needs from formula at this age. You can call or text (203) 214-7427 day or night or email us via Contact@HenrysPets.com.
Always use this formula for my rescues and they thrive and are healthy! The Customer Service is the best!
Great product! My squirrels love it!
This formula saved my Flying Squirrel's life! I found my wet, freezing 4wk old flyer weighing only 12 grams. Immediately did my research & ordered Fox Valley 20/50 formula. Named her Gumball & just 30 days later she weighed 53 grams! Today, at 1.5 years old, she is thriving, happy & a full grown 83 grams. This formula along with the Henry's Picky Blocks & their recommended diet she eats today saved her life!
I have started this formula at 5 eeeks for a baby squirrel I’ve have since 3-4 weeks. I did notice that the fat content in this formula seems alittle high, that’s only my opion I’m not a professional. He’s feces before were the right color( brown) and not extremely hard. Feeding this has made the feces a lighter pale color of whitish pale green? It also became very hard. I’m thinking it was because of the fat content? He’s doing fine, but I’m thinking he’s getting a little constipated. It has put weight on him, but if the color and consistency continues, might try some apple juice. He is close to weaning, he is 8 weeks now and hopefully things will resolve and I won’t have to change formulas. I’m not saying it’s bad formula just worried about the stool color and consistly. Like I said I’m not a professional so this all might be fine.
Ideal for baby squirrels from 4 weeks of age through weaning. Fox Valley Formula 20/50 is also ideal for flying squirrels, rats, and mice. This rehabber-approved powdered milk formula produces better weight gain, fewer digestive problems, and better acceptance than most other formulas.
Fox Valley Formula 20/50 mixes easily, smells wonderful, and there is no need to supplement the formula with any added cream, yogurt, or probiotics.
Henry’s is the largest distributor Fox Valley Animal Nutrition, a leading milk replacer manufacturer for orphaned animals. Fox Valley uses only high-quality human-grade ingredients to create milk replacers that closely match the specific composition of the mother’s milk in order to assure proper nutrition and growth.
Mix 1 part powder to 2 parts warm water and feed 4 to 6 times a day. To determine the correct amount, see guidelines below or view the Baby Squirrel Care Guide. Gradually decrease both the quantity of milk formula and number of feedings per day as weaning approaches (around 16 weeks).
Unused formula powder should be stored in a cool dry place, preferably the refrigerator, and is good until the expiration date printed on the label.
5-7% Feeding Rule
Weigh the baby on a scale in grams; multiply that number by 5% (0.05) to determine the number of mL’s to feed per feeding. You may need to start with smaller feedings and work up to 5% after a few feedings. Once the baby is eating well and able to digest 5% quickly, you can gradually move up to feeding them 7% at a time. Please review the Baby Squirrel Care Guide or call a rehabber for advice on caring for young orphaned squirrels.
Made in the USA.
Vegetable oil, casein, dried whey protein concentrate, dried corn syrup solids, dicalcium phosphate, calcium carbonate, lactose, potassium chloride, magnesium sulfate, L-Arginine d i, -methionine taurine, sodium chloride, dipotassium phosphate, mono and diglycerides, chlorine chloride, vitamin E supplement, vitamin A supplement, vitamin D-3 supplement, zinc sulfate, ferrous sulfate, riboflavin supplement, calcium pantothenate, niacin supplement, manganese sulfate, copper sulfate, vitamin B-12 supplement, thiamine hydrochloride, pyridoxine hydrochloride, folic acid, calcium iodate, biotin, sodium selenite, natural and artificial flavors added.
Composition
Protein |
20% |
Fat |
50% |
Carbohydrates |
22% |
473 kcal per 100 grams of powder. 1 cup weighs approximately 119 grams.
Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein |
Min. 20% |
Crude Fat |
Min. 50% |
Crude Fiber |
Max. 0% |
Ash |
Max. 9% |
Moisture |
Max. 5% |
Unfortunately mine hates it and will not drink it. So I have a whole bag I can't use😭
Hello Brittney,
We're sorry to hear about your experience. Can I ask what the squirrel *is* accepting? If the baby is eating treats like any type of nut, seed, or fruit while it should still be on formula, that can cause it to refuse any formula. Getting off of formula too early (before 16 weeks) can be detrimental for a baby squirrel's health.
We strongly recommend getting in touch with an experienced wildlife rehabilitator to troubleshoot the issue and make sure the baby is getting the essential nutrients is needs from formula at this age. You can call or text (203) 214-7427 day or night or email us via Contact@HenrysPets.com.
Always use this formula for my rescues and they thrive and are healthy! The Customer Service is the best!
Great product! My squirrels love it!
This formula saved my Flying Squirrel's life! I found my wet, freezing 4wk old flyer weighing only 12 grams. Immediately did my research & ordered Fox Valley 20/50 formula. Named her Gumball & just 30 days later she weighed 53 grams! Today, at 1.5 years old, she is thriving, happy & a full grown 83 grams. This formula along with the Henry's Picky Blocks & their recommended diet she eats today saved her life!
I have started this formula at 5 eeeks for a baby squirrel I’ve have since 3-4 weeks. I did notice that the fat content in this formula seems alittle high, that’s only my opion I’m not a professional. He’s feces before were the right color( brown) and not extremely hard. Feeding this has made the feces a lighter pale color of whitish pale green? It also became very hard. I’m thinking it was because of the fat content? He’s doing fine, but I’m thinking he’s getting a little constipated. It has put weight on him, but if the color and consistency continues, might try some apple juice. He is close to weaning, he is 8 weeks now and hopefully things will resolve and I won’t have to change formulas. I’m not saying it’s bad formula just worried about the stool color and consistly. Like I said I’m not a professional so this all might be fine.