It is not recommended to feed canned cats to kittens when they are less than two months old. When the gastrointestinal organs gradually mature in two months, you can feed kittens an appropriate amount of special cans to supplement their nutritional needs. Because kittens have delicate stomachs, especially those that have just been weaned, eating canned food can easily cause diarrhea. It is recommended to feed kittens mainly milk cake food. When feeding, use goat milk powder to soak it until soft before feeding. Do not use overheated water to avoid destroying nutrients. When the kitten's gastrointestinal organs gradually mature, you can feed the kitten an appropriate amount of special canned food to supplement the kitten's nutritional needs.

Precautions for feeding kittens:

1. Eat small meals frequently. Kittens are in the stage of physical development and need to be fed 4-5 times a day to meet their nutritional needs. However, they need to be fed regularly and quantitatively, in small amounts and multiple times.

2. Do not feed snacks. The nutritional content of cat snacks is lower than that of staple food. If you feed them too much, it is easy for cats to develop the bad habit of being picky eaters from an early age.

3. Ensure drinking water. You should urge it to drink more water, which will help it develop a good habit of drinking water and also help prevent urinary problems such as urinary stones.

4. Keep probiotics on hand. Kittens have fragile intestines and stomachs, which can be adjusted daily. Regular feeding of probiotics can help cats digest.