How to feed a full-month kitten? A full-month kitten cannot eat cat food yet. It is necessary to feed goat milk powder to the kitten for 2 months. A full-month kitten may not have learned to defecate yet. Use a cotton swab to moisten the kitten every day and wipe the farts. If you fart, you will defecate; the kitten cannot regulate its body temperature, so it must be kept warm to avoid getting cold.

1. Feed cats milk powder

One-month-old cats have already grown some teeth. Some cats can take the initiative to eat, but some cannot. Since the intestines and stomach are not fully developed, it is not recommended to feed cat food. Many cats are lactose intolerant, and it is not recommended to feed cow's milk. Goat milk powder is a better choice, which can meet nutritional needs. Choose a hypoallergenic formula that will not irritate the gastrointestinal tract. If artificially fed, it will take at least two months before weaning.

The owner can pour the prepared milk powder directly into the dish. Some one-month-old cats will drink it on their own. Cats that cannot take the initiative to eat need to be fed by the owner with a bottle specially designed for pets until they can drink it on their own. Drink until. If you don’t have a milk bottle, you can use a clean eye drop bottle to install the brewed warm milk powder. Eat small amounts frequently. The first time you prepare it, you should dilute it a little more. The milk temperature should not be too hot. The temperature of the milk should be the same as or higher than the palm of your hand. .

2. Help stimulate defecation

Some full-month kittens cannot learn to defecate. Generally, if the mother cat is there, the mother cat will lick the kitten's anus with her tongue to stimulate excretion. If artificially, you can use a cotton swab moistened with warm water to wipe it, usually about 10 times. It will be excreted. When will the kitten be able to defecate without stimulating it, and the owner will be able to guide the cat to use the litter box.

3. Pay attention to warmth preservation measures

Kittens have low resistance and need to pay great attention to keeping warm. You can use an empty carton, carton or laundry basket as the kitten's home, then put it on old clothes or towels, and put a few warm babies (do not rely directly on it) (touch the cat to avoid burns) or a hot water bottle can ensure that the cat's nest is warm and avoid placing it in the wind. It is best not to take a bath for a kitten to avoid being stimulated by cold water and catching a cold.