Newborn cats cannot eat eggs. The intestines of newborn cats are not fully developed and are not suitable for eating food other than breast milk or goat's milk. Generally speaking, eggs can only be fed to kittens over 3 months old, and it is best to feed only the yolk part of the egg, because the protein molecules are relatively large and are not suitable for the cat's stomach. Eating too much can easily cause indigestion, vomiting or diarrhea. When raising newborn kittens, it is best to let the female cat provide breast milk. Cat owners can also brew goat milk for feeding.

How to feed newborn kittens:

1. First rinse and disinfect the bottle or syringe with hot water, and then use 5 grams of goat milk and 40 ml of water. proportions for brewing.

2. It is best to brew with warm water of 38-40 degrees Celsius, which can prevent the loss of nutrients in goat milk. You can then drop a little on the back of your hand to test the temperature.

3. After grabbing the kitten’s neck, supporting its buttocks, lay it half-back, gently touch the kitten’s mouth with your fingers, slowly put the syringe or pacifier in, and then the kitten It will suck on its own until its belly bulges slightly and then stop feeding.