To make the kitten stop meowing, you need to find out the reason why the kitten is meowing in order to "prescribe the right medicine"; the kitten keeps meowing because it is hungry, and the owner should prepare food in time, and the newborn kitten should be fed with goat's milk; If a cat keeps meowing, it may be because it wants to urinate, and the owner should hold the kitten tightly in the litter box; if the kitten keeps meowing, it may be because it is scared, and the owner should spend more time with it and prepare a warm cat nest for it.

The little cat keeps meowing because it is hungry (thirsty)

Little kittens sleep for a very long time and keep meowing usually because they are hungry. The scavenger should explain that the cat should prepare soaked soft food. If the cat is less than two months old and cannot eat cat food, goat milk can be fed with a syringe. Remember that kittens must be fed every two hours, and at the same time, the temperature of the cat's nest must be kept appropriate.

The little kitten keeps meowing because it wants to urinate

This usually happens to kittens that have just arrived home. Because they don’t know how to use the litter box yet, they have to find a corner every time before going to the toilet, meowing and circling, making them very anxious. At this time, you need to take it to the litter box quickly. And the cat litter box needs to be cleaned and replaced regularly, otherwise the cat will dislike it and not want to use it. For kittens that are not long after birth, you need to massage the PP with wet wipes to stimulate defecation, otherwise the kitten will not be able to excrete on its own.

The little cat keeps meowing because he is afraid

The kittens will keep meowing when they are not familiar with the new environment. At this time, the cat owner should accompany the kitten more, stroke it gently, and at the same time give it a warm and secure cat nest.