When cats are just born, they must take breast milk until they are one month old. However, some special kittens do not have breast milk to eat, but need artificial help to feed them. Kittens do not What should I do if I eat breast milk?

If you cannot find a lactating cat mother, you can prepare pet milk powder for the cat and a disposable syringe without a needle. Use the needle to pump the milk powder soaked in warm water into the kitten to feed it. When the cat grows up a little, you can use a small bottle to feed the cat.

Feed a little bit at a time and don’t rush it. This is a period that requires more patience. Feeding is required every two to three hours, in small amounts and multiple times a day.

Even if the cat eats very little at one time, we must make sure that the kitten's belly is slightly round after eating. If it is always flat, it means the cat is not full yet.