What Should 3-Week-Old Kittens Eat for Optimal Growth?
Discover the best nutrition for 3-week-old kittens and learn how to care for them effectively.
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3-week-old kittens primarily still rely on their mother’s milk for nutrition. If the mother is unavailable, a kitten formula like KMR (Kitten Milk Replacer) should be used. It’s crucial to bottle-feed them every 3-4 hours. Ensure they stay warm and have a clean, comfortable environment.
FAQs & Answers
- How often should I feed a 3-week-old kitten? A 3-week-old kitten should be bottle-fed every 3-4 hours to ensure proper nutrition and growth.
- Can I feed 3-week-old kittens cow's milk? No, cow's milk is not suitable as it can upset their stomach; use a specially formulated kitten milk replacer instead.
- What temperature should the milk be when feeding kittens? The milk should be warmed to about body temperature, around 100°F (38°C), to closely mimic the mother’s milk.