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Does it freeze well? We keep the milk replacer in the kitchen in the bag or a bucket with lid. Any excess goes in the deep freeze for next time. The first bag of replacer I fed to these two little ones had been in the freezer for a year.

Missy, at the feed trough this morning. I love the black rings around her eyes, and the little tufts of red hair in her ears: And Junior:

Update and checking progress, if anyone would offer input please? The two bottle calves are doing great - I think! They are 11 weeks old now, and still getting a full bottle of milk replacer each (split into two feedings), along with all the calf GROWER feed they want. I'm feeding Purina...

I'm going by instructions on the back of the bag of Land O' Lakes calf milk replacer and Purina Startena starter feed (which contains grain), and articles I've read from several legitimate sources on how to wean bottle-fed calves (university extensions, gov't articles, experienced farmers). All...

Correction: It's not "scours" really. Just loose stools, no bad smell, runny & brown but not watery. I think I need to cut the milk back sooner rather than later, give some electrolytes maybe with 1 dose immodium if the scours remedy doesn't work by morning.

Thank you - I have something around here, a powder mix to add to their bottle; just remembered. I'll give it to her this evening.

Of course! Glad to show them off..... This is Missy laying down, Junior standing. Took these photos this morning, shortly after their morning bottle. Missy, my sweet girl. Junior getting a drink Missy in the barn. She's had some mild scours for the last few days, and appears a bit...

Please help me understand the process to transition my bottle calves to grain, hay and pasture. I have two, heifer and steer, at nearly 9 weeks old. Backstory is the steer's mother had mastitis; heifer's mother was a neighbor's old cow with huge udders dragging the ground. Lucky me, I got the...