Henry's Healthy Pets Fox Valley Day ONE 32/40 Formula for Squirrels, Rabbits and Opossums
Overview
Fox Valley Day ONE 32/40 is a rehabber-grade powdered milk replacer formulated for neonatal wildlife, primarily for baby squirrels up to about four weeks old. Its energy-dense, high-protein/high-fat profile is designed to support rapid weight gain and healthy growth in tiny orphans and abandoned litters. The powder mixes into a smooth, syringe- or tube-friendly consistency and is widely used by wildlife rehabilitators for flyers, rats, mice, eastern cottontails, opossums, woodchucks, guinea pigs and similar species that need a rich neonatal diet. People choose this product when they need a trusted, concentrated replacer that mimics the caloric density of wildlife milk and improves short-term weight and energy recovery during the critical first weeks of life.
Key Features
- Nutrient profile optimized for neonatal wildlife: approximately 32% protein and 40% fat for high caloric density
- Powdered concentrate that reconstitutes into a smooth, lump-free liquid for syringe or tube feeding
- Formulated and used by wildlife rehabilitators — designed to promote reliable early weight gain
- Suitable feeding methods: hand syringe, small oral feeders, or tube feeding when mixed to label consistency
- Storage: shelf-stable powder; store in original container in a cool, dry place and follow the manufacturer’s use-by and opening instructions
Pros & Cons
Pros
- High energy density (32% protein / 40% fat profile) supports rapid early weight gain
- Rehabber-approved and widely used by wildlife rehabilitators
- Powdered format is shelf-stable and easy to store until needed
- Mixes to a smooth consistency suitable for syringe or small-tube feeding
- Versatile — appropriate for many neonatal species beyond squirrels when used short-term
Cons
- Powder requires proper reconstitution and warming — more prep than ready-to-feed options
- Not intended as a long-term adult maintenance diet; transition to species-specific feeds is required
- Higher fat content may be inappropriate for older juveniles or some species without guidance
- May be costlier per feeding than generic puppy milk replacers
Recommendations
- Wildlife rehabilitators caring for orphaned or injured neonatal squirrels, flyers and small mammals
- Backyard rescuers or animal control responders who need a rehab-quality neonatal milk for short-term stabilization
- Veterinary clinics and wildlife triage centers that require a high-energy replacer for critical early feeding
- Situations where tube feeding or precise syringe feeding is needed for very small or weak neonates
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