Sentences with phrase «via milk»

For example, if you have a cold, your baby could be exposed, because you are coughing in his vicinity, and not just via your milk.
Think of it as gently introducing your baby to the proteins of the world via your milk.
A consent form and simple blood test will be done to ensure there are not underlying diseases that can be passed via the milk.
Sometimes it can be transmitted through bites or from moms to kittens via milk, or before the kittens are born.
If you love her work, you can purchase prints via the Milk Gallery.
Over supply can also be donated to other premature babies via a Milk Bank.
In the latter case, transmission usually occurs when a kitten or young cat comes into contact with an infected cat via the milk of his or her mother, grooming or fighting, mostly among outdoor cats or those in multi-cat households.
II: Milk fat secretion via the milk fat globule.
Kind of like keeping sheep from eating too much poisonous grass (folklore), and passing too much of that poison on to others via their milk.
I did the Dr. Sears total elimination diet and then realized that it my son's case it was not an allergy or intolerance via my milk; it was actually immature LES and he eventually outgrew it at about 12 months.
The queen who is FeLV positive or viraemic (i.e. virus circulating in the blood) will pass on the virus in two ways - via transplacental transmission i.e. when the kittens are in utero and also via milk when nursing her kittens.
Puppies and kittens are especially susceptible to infection, since an infected mother will often pass roundworms to her infants prior to birth through umbilical feeding, or shortly after birth via her milk.
Prior to weaning, puppies get DHA from their mothers via milk.
Inspiration photo via Milk Decoration.
And antibodies which your body is continually manufacturing to help you fight off your illness will be passed onto your baby via your milk, affording the baby extra protection.
This can happen when a mother has an infectious disease that can be passed on via her milk, or has to take medication, for example.
During breastfeeding, approximately 0.25 — 0.5 grams per day of secretory IgA antibodies pass to the baby via milk.
Antibodies from an infected mother may have been spread to the kitten in utero or via milk, but they may go away with time.
Kittens under six months of age may test falsely positive after having received antibodies from their mothers, either in utero or via milk.
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