Anyone with experience in both biolac and wombaroo milk replacer? I'm only curious about the colostrum. That's a pretty important thing to a baby's health and what not, with wombaroo replacer it needs and is noted to be used in addition to the replacement, but biolac doesn't seem to have any info regarding colostrum, and from what I can tell from reading biolac's ingredients, it does not contain any. Is there maybe a replacement for colostrum in the biolac m100 that I'm. not seeing? Just curious if there's anything to use in conjunction with this brand replacer, if it's missing anything.

I am not familiar with either of those. But I would go with the Wombaroo milk replacer.

I have heard that there is a problem with giving the joeys Biolac M100.

Like what kind of problems? I Know some zoos and wild life rehabbed use it, but I'd like to get all the info I can to try to make educated, informed decisions

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