How to feed newborn kittens:

1. First prepare a warm and clean nest for the kitten. The ideal temperature of the kitten is between 30-35 degrees. , the room temperature is better at 24-25 degrees.

2. Breast cats need to be fed cat-specific milk powder to replace breast milk before they are four weeks old. Feeding tools can be cat-specific bottles, syringes, and droppers. Kittens one week after birth should be fed every 2-3 hours, 2-4ml each time.

3. Feeding kittens should follow the principle of small meals and frequent meals. Use a small syringe to gently push the milk into the cat's mouth. Don't pay attention and push it too fast. Push a little at a time, pause a little, and wait until the cat swallows it before feeding.

4. Cats generally do not drink enough milk every time. They can feed it twice separately. For example, if you want to feed 8ml of milk, you will drink 4ml for the first time. Wait a few minutes. Feed another 4ml.

5. After feeding the cat, gently pat the cat’s back with your fingers to help the cat burp, so that the cat burps the gas.

6. Milk cats over 28 days old can be gradually weaned. If conditions permit, it is recommended that the cat not start weaning until the cat is two months old.