How to raise a newborn kitten 5

Do not feed milk to kittens. The 8-week-old kitten can live independently, and he can eat his own cat food. It's better not to give milk to kittens!

Some cats do not have digestive enzymes in their bodies that can digest milk, and eating milk can cause diarrhea. It is advisable to give him only cat food for kittens.

You can't take a bath before vaccination, the resistance of kittens who have not been vaccinated is very low, and it is easy to catch a cold and diarrhea and cause more serious problems when bathing, so it is recommended that it is best to take a bath after vaccination. If the kitten gets dirty because of mischievousness, consider wiping it with a hot towel or brushing it with a brush.

How to raise a kitten can look at some knowledge on the Internet.

Finally, I would like to give you a piece of advice, because you are still young, I hope you can give your cat to someone who can take care of it independently. Having a pet is not a Tule and needs to be responsible. It's life, after all.

It should have been more than two weeks since birth.

It's really hard to raise now, but it's easy to raise when it's a month old, and now it's going to be fed.

After that, you can help it make some porridge and cut some ham sausages into it, and it should be in the form of a minced shape that is easy to mix together.

Feed it a little milk, it's too small to eat anything else, it can't digest it, make a small nest for it with a strip of cloth or something, so that it has a place to rest, and now the cat is too small to take a bath!

First of all, prepare a warm and clean nest for the cat, the ideal temperature of the cat nest is between 30-35 degrees, and the room temperature is better at 24-25 degrees. Milk cats need to be fed cat special milk powder instead of breast milk before four weeks, feeding tools can be used cat special bottles, syringes, droppers. One week after birth, kittens should be fed every 2-3 hours, 2-4ml each time.

First of all, prepare a warm and clean nest for the cat, the ideal temperature of the cat nest is between 30-35 degrees, and the room temperature is better at 24-25 degrees. Milk cats need to be fed cat special milk powder instead of breast milk before four weeks, feeding tools can be used cat special bottles, syringes, droppers. One week after birth, kittens should be fed every 2-3 hours, 2-4ml each time.

Feeding cats should follow the principle of eating less and eating more, and feeding tools can be used cat-specific bottles, syringes, and droppers. Use a small syringe to gently push the milk into the cat's mouth, pay attention to the strength can not be pushed fast, push a little at a time, push a little stop, and wait for the cat to swallow before feeding. Milk cats generally do not drink enough milk at a time, you can feed it twice, for example, you want to feed 8ml of milk, the first time you drink 4ml, and wait a few minutes to feed another 4ml.

After feeding the cat, gently pat the cat's back with your fingers to help the cat burp and make the cat burp. For cats over 28 days old, it is already possible to gradually wean, if conditions permit, it is recommended to start weaning the cat until two months old.

Newborn kittens need to eat breast milk or goat's milk, and the feeding should pay attention to the quantity, not too much at one time. Until the kitten is weaned at term, you can properly feed milk cakes, canned cats, nutritious porridge and other foods, the diet needs to focus on light, and occasionally feed boiled meat and eggs to supplement protein.

Newborn kittens mainly eat breast milk, and the kitten's stomach is too fragile at this time, so it is best to feed some liquid food. If there is no breast milk**, it can also be replaced with goat's milk, and the amount of milk powder fed also needs to meet the needs of the kitten's age.

Before the kitten is weaned at term, it is best to feed breast milk or goat milk powder until the kitten is weaned, and then properly feed milk cakes, canned cats, nutritious porridge and other foods to avoid the kitten's gastrointestinal discomfort.

The kitten's diet is mainly light, and proper feeding of foods with protein content will help them grow, such as boiled meat, eggs, etc. However, feeding kittens needs to be fed in moderation, and small amounts need to be fed many times.