Newborn kittens will starve to death if they don’t eat milk for one day. Newborn kittens generally need to be fed every two hours.

It is recommended that the owner let the mother cat take care of the kittens if she can. If there is no mother cat, you can consider artificial feeding. Choose a milk bottle suitable for the cat and a nutritious milk powder. Use warm water to prepare the milk powder. Feed small amounts frequently. But a newborn cat hasn't opened its eyes yet, so it needs artificial help to suck.

Frequency of feeding kittens:

Kittens are 0-2 weeks old and fed once every 2-3 hours. Kittens are 2-3 weeks old and should be fed every 4 hours, but the interval should not exceed 6 hours. Kittens are 4-6 weeks old. They can go without eating for 8-10 hours and should eat some of their own cat food, which can be provided to them by their owners. Regular feeding can prevent kittens from hypothermia, but if fed too frequently, the milk in the kitten's stomach cannot be emptied, which will cause the milk to ferment and produce gas, which is wrong.