Can this be frozen if it's not all used right away? I foster kittens and hope it will last between litters.
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I would not recommend it. You could close the jar tightly and rap it in plastic as air tight as you can and keep it in the fridge. I had to start buying smaller jars or the syringes with the gel. I used this powder every day for 6 weeks on my critters and thought it lost some potency after 4 weeks from the twice a day opening. I have had better success with the gel (15gm syringe) which is cheaper in bulk. But you can call PetAg the maker of Bene-Bac's Customer Service: 1-800-323-6878 or for email go to: http://www.petag.com/contact-us/domestic-contact-information/ All the best to you and your little fosters.
574718
I really don't know about freezing. ? But it will keep really well in a cool dry place.
574719
This bottle consists of live probriotics, and therefore freezing it would likely kill them, rendering it ineffective.
574720
I doubt it,lol.it is powder,...so it might get lumpy,...? Call the mfg. they might have a suggestion. Thanks for caring for kitties!
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I would not recommend it. You could close the jar tightly and rap it in plastic as air tight as you can and keep it in the fridge. I had to start buying smaller jars or the syringes with the gel. I used this powder every day for 6 weeks on my critters and thought it lost some potency after 4 weeks from the twice a day opening. I have had better success with the gel (15gm syringe) which is cheaper in bulk. But you can call PetAg the maker of Bene-Bac's Customer Service: 1-800-323-6878 or for email go to: http://www.petag.com/contact-us/domestic-contact-information/ All the best to you and your little fosters. I would not recommend it. You could close the jar tightly and rap it in plastic as air tight as you can and keep it in the fridge. I had to start buying smaller jars or the syringes with the gel. I used this powder every day for 6 weeks on my critters and thought it lost some potency after 4 weeks from the twice a day opening. I have had better success with the gel (15gm syringe) which is cheaper in bulk. But you can call PetAg the maker of Bene-Bac's Customer Service: 1-800-323-6878 or for email go to: http://www.petag.com/contact-us/domestic-contact-information/ All the best to... » Read More I would not recommend it. You could close the jar tightly and rap it in plastic as air tight as you can and keep it in the fridge. I had to start buying smaller jars or the syringes with the gel. I used this powder every day for 6 weeks on my critters and thought it lost some potency after 4 weeks from the twice a day opening. I have had better success with the gel (15gm syringe) which is cheaper in bulk. But you can call PetAg the maker of Bene-Bac's Customer Service: 1-800-323-6878 or for email go to: http://www.petag.com/contact-us/domestic-contact-information/ All the best to you and your little fosters. « Show Less
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Based on my usage of the product I would think it could be as long as the surface is clean and dry. I don't think it would be best to use the product if it was frozen. However, I think you would be well advised to contact the manufacturer. This stuff isn't cheap and if you didn't get a perfect seal, a little water leaking in over time, will cause the most damage.
1865060
I refrigerate mine only after it has been opened. My kitty loves hers as a treat,so she only gets one teaspoon a day.Then I cover and put it in the fridge.
415189
I'm not sure about freezing. I'd think you could but they have a 6 month shelf life :)
1508900
Absolutely you can freeze the filled pouches. My friend would make big batches that we would split and freeze. When defrosting you have two options - number one - when traveling you can just let it slowly defrost or defrost in a hot water bath then use the spout to feed baby, option two - at home we would cut the top off of the pouch empty it into a bowl and defrost contents in the microwave. Love this product! (Consider using the spoon attachment when traveling - so convenient)
199761
it is vacuum packed and i have never been able to keep these long enough to know if it would freeze, but one would think that 'yes' the product could be frozen after opening
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I haven't but I'm sure you can. I just wouldn't leave them frozen for an extended period. I love these for many different uses.
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That isn't really a problem if you set the timer ahead a bit so that the food gets warmer. The ice pack doesn't do much other than slightly chill the food. Not like a fridge. My girl is fussy too. I'd give you mine : ) because it turns out that this cat cannot be left on her own. She's like a dog!
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Once my milk was froze, I transported the sticks into a zippered freezer bag. I pulled out however many sticks I though I would use that day and put them into a bottle (you may have to break them depending on how wide the mouth is for your bottles) and let them thaw that way.
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Depends on how long you leave it in the freezer. I normally can get two uses out of it before it has to be refrigerated again. It's really a great ice pack.
76559
Not sure it can be frozen but I would imagine it could be. I do know they are good for a year to use. Hope this helps. :)
552573
Yes, for a temporary holding place only. This size is good for a younger, smaller cat. We used it to temporarily hold a female cat who was weaning her kittens so that she would be ready for spaying. Just large enough to have space for sleeping, eating and small litter box.
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I think it would okay without in cool weather, but I do refrigerate it because its smell becomes stronger without and then my kitties won't eat it. I think it does this quicker than other cheap cat foods (that my cats insist on eating most of the time) because its ingredients are actually real food vs. meat-by-products ...
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I don't know if you can freeze it or not , I had this bucket for a while just sitting on my shelf The lid to the bucket makes a very tight seal when you put it back on , its a resealable lid This is my first bucket so I can't say long term but I think it will keep for a good while in the bucketI wonder also if you could also vacuum pack some in individual bags to keep it fresh. I am just gonna keep in the bucket this time to see how it goes
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I leave ice in it for a couple hours...but it isn't very frozen when I dump it into my freezer. It often clumps together Once dumped in my freezer due to it having started melting. Also if I use the ice straight out of the bucket it melts fairly quickly if its been in the bucket for a couple hours. If you dump it quickly the ice is fine. I don't think you could leave the ice all day and expect it to still be chilled. A few hours at max.
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I would not trust the ice pack to keep formula cold all day. I recommend refrigerating the formula upon arrival at daycare.
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I recommend you put the gasket on to the container prior to freezing. I found it can be hard to work with the frozen canister, but when it is room-temperature it is not an issue.