Fox Valley Day-One 20/50 Formula for Squirrels, 1 lb.

Best for squirrel feeding thank you Amazon and team

This is my number one replacement milk brand I love to use when it comes to my wildlife rehabbing. THANK YOU. This product works wonders. Make sure you’re mixing right. Baby should take right to it after the first taste and visible start gaining weight within a week. The formula actual taste like moms milk. This product is a great price and last kinda long depending on how many babies you have at once: And it lasts a few years in the fridge. The nutrition is on point. No diarrhea. I give this product 5 stars and definitely recommend it to other wildlife rehabbers. I also used this brand on baby raccoons. Works wonders.

Used for a baby squirrel. He liked it and grew quickly into an adolescent

amazing product! my squirrel LOVES it.

Arrived too late forvour squirrel as he was already weaning. Looks like a good product. If we have another orphened squirrel we will try it.

My husband found a couple of baby squirrels in a pole that he cut down at work. No mama in sight the rest of that day, so he brought them home for me to figure out how to raise. After a very quick, very deep dive on how the heck to keep these little guys alive, I settled on Fox Valley formula, since all the true rehabbers seemed to recommend it. I used a syringe and a miracle nipple, and started them out with Pedialyte for the first day to rehydrate them followed by this formula. I gave them 5% of their body weight in grams, and slowly worked them up to 7%. I believe they were about 5 weeks when I first got them, and now about 9-10 weeks/one month later they've doubled their weight and are weaned into solid foods (doing a mix of broccoli, blueberries, mushrooms, and Henry's Wild Bites). This formula was literally a lifesaver. Can't recommend enough if, like us, you have some wild squirrels dropped into your life. This is Robin and Marty, one month apart, before and after the formula. Hopefully they'll be back in the trees within the next week!