The newborn kitten is in danger. It is recommended that the owner take the kitten to a pet hospital for medical treatment immediately, because it is already difficult to rescue the kitten at home in this situation. When going to the pet hospital, the owner also needs to pay attention to keeping the kitten warm and check the kitten's mouth. If there is a lot of mucus in the mouth, it needs to be removed in time to avoid respiratory tract obstruction, resulting in insufficient oxygen carrying in the kitten's blood, and then causing vomiting. The cat passed away.

When encountering this situation, the owner generally needs to do the following:

1. If you find that the kitten is cold all over, you must first take measures to keep warm. The owner can dry the kitten and put it against the body to transfer body temperature, and always pay attention to the kitten's heartbeat and breathing.

2. If you find secretions in the kitten's mouth and nose, you can first suck out the kitten's mouth and nose secretions with a nasal aspirator in time to avoid choking into the lungs, leading to pneumonia and death.

3. The kitten is in a state of hypoglycemia and dehydration shock, which may also cause the kitten to be in danger and have no energy. In this case, if the kitten does not vomit, you can use a syringe to give the kitten an appropriate amount of liquid food, such as goat milk powder and a small amount of diluted nutritional ointment.

Note: If in severe cases the kitten is weak, after doing the above points, it is recommended to take the kitten to the pet hospital for diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible to find out what is the cause. And if the kitten is in danger caused by an infectious disease, the rescue time must be against the clock. The sooner the kitten is treated, the greater the chance of survival.