Wow, that’s a problem. To be honest with you, if they had transitioned to Esbilac weeks ago he would be in much worse condition right now. He might even have died. Have you heard if the issues with powdered puppy Esbilac that are happening right now? The Esbilac was fine in the spring. No one had issues. 6 weeks ago people started noting serious GI issues with babies. Of course that can happen so no one got excited. When babies started getting broken bones and X-ray confirmed MBD everyone took note. Since that time the magnitude of the problem has become apparent. Esbilac is the common denominator. At this time, Esbilac is not safe to feed.
I know you have probably tried everything. Any chance you could step it down an ml at the time.
I’m sure you know the goat milk formula is considered a temporary formula for a reason. It is not nutritionally complete. I do have one suggestion that might make this work. In light of the serious Esbilac issue it has left a void as far as formula for the young guys. We don’t recommend FoxValley 32:40 because of past problems with the formula not being digested. There is now a newer goat milk formula, similar to the one he’s on that has been created to fill the gap until Fox Valley 20:50 can be started. It has boosted fat and protein.
3 tbs Goat Milk
2 tbs yogurt
2 tbs heavy cream
1/2 raw egg yolk
This is the temporary formula now being recommended with boosted nutrition. Because your guy is hooked on goat milk
this might be a viable option mixed with the Fox Valley 20:50. Just a thought.
Due to addition of the egg yoke, it is highly perishable and must be discarded after 24 hrs.
Babies tested on this formula are receiving it well.