Methods to feed Tiffany kittens without deciduous teeth:

1. Feed special cat milk.

Special milk for cats (cat-milk) The intestines and stomachs of cats are different from those of humans. Cats cannot drink artificial milk. To purchase cat milk, go to a professional pet store or cat supplies store. If the baby cat can't drink from the cat bowl by itself, prepare a larger syringe, soak the warm cat milk, use the needle (of course, there is no needle) to suck the cat milk into the syringe, and put it into the syringe. Hold the kitten, use a medical syringe to slowly inject the cat's milk into the cat's mouth. The kitten will know that it is food and get used to drinking it. The temperature of soaking cat milk must not be too high, as cats' tongues are very afraid of being burned.

2. Feed cat food soaked until soft.

Soak cat food in water. About half an hour before cat meal time, add water to ordinary cat food and soak it until soft. Wait until the time is up before eating on time. Shop for cat food specifically designed for kittens. If you are worried about nutritional deficiencies, you can also use cat milk instead of water to soak the dry ingredients until soft.

3. Feed cats breast milk.

The best nutritional intake for kittens without deciduous teeth is the mother cat’s breast milk, which is best for the growth of kittens.

Aspects to note when feeding Tiffany kittens without deciduous teeth:

1. Pay attention to the frequency of feeding. Feed 3-4 meals a day before 12 weeks of age, 3 meals a day before 6 months of age, and after 6 months of age, you can eat common cat food, 2 meals a day.

2. Pay attention to the budding status of the kittens’ deciduous teeth to determine changes in the cat food they feed.

3. Pay attention to the gastrointestinal adaptation status of kittens to decide whether to feed them special cat milk or cat food.