The vials or syringes are each labeled with the total mEq, e.g., a 10 mL bottle will be labeled 20 mEq. 20 mEq is a common dose that's added to a liter (1000 mL) bag of fluids. You'll need a prescription from your vet and sources to obtain the Potassium Chloride INJ in appropriately sized vials or prefilled syringes.
Note: Nut oils always need to be refrigerated. 1  Olive oil and other oil-based products should be refrigerated unless you use them up within a month. 2  Butter should always be refrigerated. 3  Baby foods need to be refrigerated after opening.  Canned items should always be placed in the refrigerator once opened.
At first, using an ice tray is a great way to freeze your baby food, but don't keep it for more than a month. If it is fresh, no more than two days in the fridge. If baby doesn't eat all the food, through it out...don't put it back in the fridge/freezer and reheat later.