The survival rate of a milk cat that does not open its eyes is very high if it is cared for by the mother cat, but if it is separated from the mother cat, the survival rate is only about 70%. Kittens open their eyes around 20 days old. Without the care of their mother, kittens need to be careful and cared for by their owners. When feeding, they should pay attention to small meals and frequent meals, and feed goat milk powder every two hours. .

Tips:

When feeding kittens, pay attention to feeding goat milk powder specially designed for cats. Do not feed cow’s milk, because most milk contains lactose, which is harmful to the cat’s gastrointestinal tract. It is intolerable. If you feed a cat with milk, it will cause diarrhea. In addition to feeding, you should also help the kitten defecate. Use a wet tissue to gently wipe the kitten's butt to stimulate defecation.