How: to wean bottle fed kitten

If you have bottle-feeding a baby kitten, you have, you need to wean. Weaning is the process of introduction of complementary feeding of kittens. If your cat has been introduced by his mother, and then the mother probably care cat weaning for you. However, if your cat was a rescue and was from, must then learn the correct manner a bottle fed to wean kittens.

This is a process that must be done gradually, over time and with much patience! The kittens will not be able to digest simple meal and food on their first try. They should not start a kitten weaning, until they are at least four weeks old. At this time their bodies have developed enough, so that they can tolerate solid food. If you try to do it four months ago, then your kitten can ill and can not always solid food to eat.

A really good way to tell whether your kittens can be disposed of is to ensure that their eyes are open and your House itself can navigate through them if necessary. If your eyes are open, this means that they are far enough in their development to begin to eat solid foods.

You want to first for shopping or find Bowl small enough a little, so that the cat can eat them, and you want of kitten food. It doesn't matter if the food is wet or dry. On the first day you mix a very little kitten food with milk replacements. This should be very watery. If your food was dry, you have to it mush, so that it's almost like a pudding consistency. The cat close and let them smell. She will probably start it round. Let their food, until it is full. In the first couple weeks of weaning you need this small meals with the bottle of milk to supplement, you already the kitten have fed. Kittens need much food, let go are not you hungry!

Keep with the process of interbreeding of food in with replacement milk. Add to eat a little more every day and a little less milk. You want to do this over a period of about four weeks. Then, your kitten should be removed completely!

Sally writes about cats and kittens on kitten advice. To learn more about weaning at weaning kittens.

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