It would be best for any newborn animal to have a mother who can take care of and feed it. The same is true for cats, but there will still be various reasons why the mother cat cannot feed it herself. At this time, the slave will take care of it. Do this sacred work. Newborn kittens are blind, deaf and unable to keep warm on their own, so the first priority after birth is to provide the kitten with a warm environment.

Kittens will open their eyes between 6-15 days after birth. Their noses will slowly develop when they are 20 days old. They will slowly be able to crawl on 7-14 days, and they will be able to crawl on about 16 days. Learning to walk waddlingly.

Newborn kittens must be fed milk. If the mother cat cannot breastfeed, the kitten must not be allowed to drink only mother's milk. Drinking milk alone may cause diarrhea or indigestion, which is extremely dangerous to the kitten. Yes, it is best to use cat milk powder specially designed for cats.

Kittens before one month old are usually unable to defecate on their own and must rely on the help of their mother cat to lick their anus. The kitten will complete the excretion through reflex movements caused by stimulation. If there is no mother cat, the owner will have to use Use your hands to stimulate the cat to urinate and defecate.

In order to keep your kitten healthy and away from diseases, it is best to vaccinate the cat regularly. These are to protect the cat's health and prevent the intrusion of leukemia. Kittens are small, but very curious. After they can walk on their own, you should be careful when walking around the house, because they are still very small, so be careful not to step on them.