Spring is the season when flowers are blooming, and it is also the season when cats are in heat and breeding. Newborn kittens are particularly fragile and can easily become sick or even die due to external intrusion. Taking care of kittens requires more care and patience from parents. They should give kittens a quiet environment and avoid seeing strangers. Be more careful in feeding. So what should you pay attention to when feeding kittens?

Do not feed a hypothermic kitten immediately. Warm it up first. Feed it pure glucose water for babies. Feed once an hour, about 5 ml or 10 ml, slowly until the kitten is warm and wriggling around. When it warms up, you can feed it cat milk powder. Because the small intestine and stomach of a hypothermic kitten stop working, if the kitten is not warmed up before being fed cat milk powder, it will not be digested.

Don't feed a kitten milk, as it will usually cause diarrhea. Don't feed a kitten milk, as it will usually cause diarrhea. Kittens can be fed cat food before they are 1 year old. Kittens that are too young should soak the cat food in warm water. Soft ones will be easier to digest and will not increase the burden on the cat’s gastrointestinal tract.

Eye care: If there is any problem, generally use a warm water cotton ball to gently rub it (in the direction of the eye seam). If there is any injury, use light salt water. After cleaning, wipe it dry and use erythromycin eye ointment. Never open a kitten that has not opened its eyes. The kitten will go blind. Normally, the kitten will open it on its own in about 10 days.

Wipe the umbilical cord with 75% alcohol or iodine once a day, and then keep it dry and clean. Be sure not to get it wet, especially with cat urine. When taking care of the kitten, do not give it random food, change the drinking water frequently, and clean the cat's toilet every day. After the kitten is born, it is necessary to closely observe its every move. If there is any abnormality, it must be sent to the hospital for diagnosis in time. Don’t delay the kitten’s treatment time.