sons of cats

The amount of milk that cats need varies from one age stage, which you will find below, to another stage. You may find the amount of milk at each age in the milk package, or you can consult the veterinarian in order to inform you of the necessary information.

How to breastfeed newborn kittens from the first day to 4 days: Some indicate that the newborn kittens, which are from the first day to 4 days, need to be fed and breastfed approximately every two hours and in an amount of 2.5 ml, and this of course requires some patience. Age This period is reduced little by little.

How to breastfeed newborn kittens that are 4 to 7 days old: It is recommended to feed kittens 10 times a day with an amount of 5 ml of milk replacer.

How to breastfeed newborn cats that are 8 to 10 days old: When cats reach about 8 to 10 days, then according to some, they breastfeed them approximately 10 times a day, an amount of 5 ml to 7.5 ml of milk.

How to breastfeed a newborn kitten that is 11 to 14 days old: When cats reach the age of 11 to 14 days, you feed them 8 times a day, about 12 ml of milk, and continue on this until the kittens reach the age of 3 weeks, i.e. 21 days.

How to breastfeed newborn kittens from 15 to 21 days: When the kittens reach the age of 15 to 21 days, you will notice that the young cats begin to become independent little by little, and it is said that they need four meals of 25 ml milk, and you can start giving them some solid and appropriate foods for her age.

How to breastfeed a newborn kitten that is one month and two weeks old, i.e. 44 days: When it reaches a month and two weeks, you can offer it some boiled chicken and it can be cut into small pieces and if you like, you can add some boiled potatoes to it and mix them.