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Old 06/14/07, 04:55 PM
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Question about bottle baby Milk

Ok I have a kid going to his new home when he is 6 weeks old. I want to send Milk with him so nothing upsets his system, and his new owner can still give him a botle couple times a day with his feed.
How do I go about this.
Can I store raw milk in the freezer and sent it frozen. He will be going in about 4 weeks. Then would the new owner just refrig. to thaw, warm up and feed. I don't need to pasturize or anything do I ?
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Old 06/14/07, 09:40 PM
 
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Can I store raw milk in the freezer and sent it frozen. He will be going in about 4 weeks. Then would the new owner just refrig. to thaw, warm up and feed. I don't need to pasturize or anything do I ?
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Yep, that is how it's done-no need for pasteurizing or anything. We gallon freezer bags. We don't even warm it up-they drink it fine cold.
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Old 06/15/07, 01:14 AM
 
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If you have been feeding raw milk, it doesn't have to be pasteurized to freeze it. I raise my botttle kids on prevention, so all their milk is pasteurized and I freeze pasteurized milk to save for kids.
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Old 06/15/07, 05:34 AM
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GREAT!!!! Thank you both for your replies.
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Old 06/15/07, 12:41 PM
 
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thye could also give him reg, whole milk out of the store. works well
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