Wombaroo is a specialist husbandry range rather than a pet-food brand, and PeekAPaw stocks 50 lines of it: species-matched milk replacers, teats and feeding bottles, bird rearing mixes, pellets and supplements, bought mostly by licensed wildlife carers, breeders and keepers. Alongside the kangaroo, wombat, possum, koala, echidna, flying fox and bat formulas there are dog, cat, rabbit, guinea pig, pig, sheep, deer, alpaca and horse milk replacers.
The stage number is the fraction of pouch life completed, not a pack size, and the series differs by species: kangaroo runs <0.4, 0.4, 0.6 and >0.7; wombat <0.4, 0.4 and >0.6; possum only <0.8 and >0.8; koala and echidna use Early and Late Lactation instead. Each page describes the markers for its stage, so match fur, eyes and ears to it; if unsure, ask a licensed wildlife carer or vet.
Two hardware traps. Teat D is the one teat here that does not fit the Wombaroo Feeding Bottle: its sleeve is made for a 26 mm neck, while the bottle takes teats sized for an 18–24 mm neck, so the bottle and Teat D bought together do not fit. And teats are supplied with no hole — the carer pierces the tip with a hot needle to suit the animal. Marsupial teats also lengthen as the joey grows, so expect to change codes.
