Kitten formula

If you run out of KMR, this DIY Kitten Milk Replacer is easy to whip up, and could be what saves the lives of your kittens.

You can feed newborn kittens with homemade formula. While a kitten can’t survive solely on a homemade formula, you may use it in a pinch until you’re able to buy a kitten milk replacement (KMR). Keep reading this article to know more about what to feed newborn kittens in an emergency.

To ensure the survival and development of a newborn kitten, you can make your own homemade kitten formula.

Homemade kitten milk replacer is essential for kittens who refuse to suck or when there is no lactating mother cat available. Kitten supplement formula, also known among breeders as “kitty glop” or “cat milk substitute” is commonly used with orphaned kittens but can also be used with hungry newborn kittens.

This is a guide about homemade kitten formula. Keep your kitten happy and healthy by making your own formula.

Kitten formula homemade

Homemade Kitten Formula

Kittens start life with liquid nourishment and slowly graduate to solid foods. This chart shows how kittens transition from liquids to solids.

Homemade Kitten Formula

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I feel like a bad person for giving my kittems baby formula 😭, they didn’t fie tho 🥳

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Newborn kittens are tiny & vulnerable. Baby kittens spend the first two weeks suckling & snoozing. Soon their eyes open and the fun begins!

Kittens grow at a remarkable rate during the first six weeks of life. To help you understand kitten's development here’s a detailed timeline:

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Kittens live the first 2 weeks of their lives only consuming their mother's milk. By the time kittens are 6 weeks old, they will be ready to wean and starting eating some solid food. The weaning process lasts approximately 2 to 4 weeks, so...