PetAg Zoologic Milk Matrix 33/40 Milk Protein Powder for Wild & Exotic Non-Domestic Animals, 5-lb bag
In a Nutshell
- Effective for healthy squirrels.
- Severe health concerns in cottontails and kittens.
- Recommendation for use with PetAG supplements for fragile animals.
Quick Verdict
The PetAg Zoologic Milk Matrix 33/40 Milk Protein Powder has received mixed reviews. Some users report positive results, especially for squirrels. However, there are significant concerns about inconsistency and potential health issues in cottontails and kittens. Caution is advised.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Metabolic bone diseases in cottontails and adverse effects in kittens
Prevention: Avoid using this product for cottontails and kittens.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Effective for Squirrels (1)
Users report positive results with squirrels.
Cons
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Inconsistent Quality (1) major
The product has been reported as inconsistent and causing health issues.
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Product Hazards (1) critical
Strong language and expressions conveying high concerns about risks.
Quality Trend: Declining
Recent reviews indicate a decline in quality and efficacy, with reports of health issues in certain animals.
moderate
negative
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Experienced rehabbers — Those who need a solution for squirrels or animals with fragile tummies.
✗ Skip If
- • Those caring for exotic or sensitive species — Due to reported health issues and inconsistency.
Durability & Care
Factors: Quality inconsistency, Species-specific reactions
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Combine with other supplements for fragile animals
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Highlighted Reviews
"I was very sad to see the rehabbers review. Cottontails are so very fragile. (We have been exploring Wombaroo for ECT’s or homemade, but do very well with Zoologic for healthy squirrels, for those with more fragile tummies, we start off with PetAG Goat Milk Esbilac plus PetAG Bene-Bac probiotic, a..."
"I am a wildlife rehabber and many of us are finding this formula is inconsistent and causing metabolic bone diseases in the cottontails we treat. We have also heard of adverse effects with other animals such as kittens. I have the majority of a bag left and I’m putting it right in the trash. It’..."
Bottom Line
Potential buyers should be aware of the mixed feedback and consider alternative milk formulas.