Kittens without breast milk can be replaced with goat milk powder specially designed for pets. Pet goat milk powder is the milk that best meets the nutritional needs of kittens besides breast milk. Owners can prepare a disposable syringe without a needle and use a syringe to pump the milk powder soaked in warm water into it to feed the newborn kitten. When the cat grows up a little, you can feed the cat with a special bottle for cats.

Notes on feeding kittens:

1. Feed little by little, especially in the early stages of birth, to avoid choking the kitten. Generally, newborn kittens need to be fed once every 2 hours, about 2-4 ml at a time, and the amount of milk can be increased appropriately after gaining weight.

2. Check whether the kitten is full. Even if the cat eats very little at one time, we still need to check the kitten after eating to see if the kitten’s belly is slightly bulging. If it is always flat, it means the cat is not full yet.

3. When the kitten is 28 days old, it can be gradually weaned. At this time, you need to feed milk powder with a small amount of kitten food. The kitten food needs to be soaked until soft and fed 4-5 times a day. And gradually reduce the amount of milk feeding, increase the amount of cat food feeding, and the nursing cat can be completely weaned after 40 days.