A 10-day-old kitten needs to eat 60-80 ml of goat milk powder every day, and the feeding can be divided into 6-8 times a day. If you are feeding a female cat, you don’t need to look at the specific ml. Generally, you only need to observe the kitten’s abdomen when feeding a female cat. If the abdomen becomes hard and bulging, it means that the kitten is already full. In addition, when using goat milk powder for feeding, you need to feed freshly brewed goat milk powder with a suitable temperature, otherwise it may cause symptoms such as diarrhea in kittens.

Precautions for feeding kittens:

1. When feeding kittens, you must have good hygiene habits, including all bottles, pacifiers, and feeding tubes. Other supplies must be kept clean. At the same time, all feeding utensils must be cleaned carefully and can be rinsed with boiled warm water.

2. Kittens can only drink goat's milk, and cannot be fed cow's milk, evaporated milk, condensed milk, bagged milk, yogurt or human milk. Because most cats are lactose intolerant, the sugar or lactose in milk can easily cause diarrhea and loose stools in cats. Not only can they not absorb the nutrients of milk, but they can also cause gastrointestinal problems.

3. Use hot water between 35 degrees and 37.8 degrees to brew milk powder. Stir thoroughly without any lumps. During the final check, put a few drops of milk on the inside of your wrist to make sure it is not too hot.