What to feed baby stray cats
You Found a Stray Kitten — Here's What to Do
Do you know what to do if you find a stray kitten? And how do you determine if the kitten is in fact a stray in the first place?
So, you found a stray kitten … but the next step isn’t simply taking him home with you. What do you feed a stray kitten? Where should you take stray kittens if you can’t care for them yourself? And how do you determine if the kitties are in fact strays in the first place?
So … you’ve found a stray kitten or kittens? Here’s what to do next. Photography by Sun_apple/Thinkstock.Investigate — does the stray kitten have a mother?
Helping orphaned kittens will first require some detective work. One of the biggest mistakes people make when finding stray kittens is taking them away from their mother. Neonatal kittens are still nursing and need to be fed frequently, so they should be kept with their mother, if possible.
Here’s how to assess the situation:
- Are the kittens sleeping comfortably? The mother is probably coming back.
- When you recheck on them, are any of them missing? The mother is moving them.
- If they’re often found sleeping, then the mother is caring for them.
- To be absolutely sure, sprinkle some flour around where the kittens are located and look for paw prints upon your return. If the mother is in the picture, let them be. In approximately eight weeks, go back and TNR (trap/neuter/return) the whole family.
What to do if the stray kitten does not have a mother
If you have determined the stray kitten (or kittens!) does not have a mother, his greatest chance for survival begins with you. The first thing you’ll need to do is capture the stray kitten. For some kittens, this is as easy as reaching out and scooping them up.
For others, you may need to contact a local animal society or shelter to obtain the humane traps often used in TNR. Simply place the trap out with some food inside, and wait nearby. The kitten should wander in and trigger the trap to close its door. Kittens do not get hurt in the process!
Next, get the stray kitten to a veterinarian for a checkup ASAP. If the vet’s office is closed, you’ll have to start his care right away. Even if you can’t foster a stray kitten long term, you’ll be a lifeline during this first phase of rescue.
If you cannot foster the stray kitten for any amount of time, find a no-kill animal shelter. The No Kill Network has a list of organizations by state, and Adopt-A-Pet lists cat rescues.
Containing and monitoring the formerly stray kitten is key to his health and well-being. A dog crate is perfect. To keep him toasty, place a covered heating pad in his crate and keep the room temperature at 75 degrees. The heating pad should cover only half the crate so he can get away from it.
Watch for panting — you don’t want him to get overheated either. A cold or limp kitten indicates a medical emergency.
Feeding schedule for kittens by weight and age
Very young kittens must be bottle fed. Photography ©Dobroslav Hadzhiev | iStock / Getty Images Plus.Determining the age of the stray kitten right away is imperative. His age will mandate what he’ll eat as well as how much and how often.
Using a postal scale, here’s a quick guide:
- Under 1 week old: kitten weighs less than 4 ounces. Feed formula: every two to three hours.
- 7 to 10 days old: kitten weighs 4 to 6 ounces. Feed formula: every two to three hours.
- 10 to 14 days old: kitten weighs 6 to 8 ounces. Feed formula: every three hours.
- 14 to 21 days old: kitten weighs 8 to 12 ounces. Feed formula: every four hours.
- 4 to 5 weeks old: kitten weighs 12 ounces to 1 pound.
Feed mix of gruel/formula/kitten kibble: every four hours. - 6 to 7 weeks old: kitten weighs 1 pound to 1 pound and 8 ounces. Feed mix of kitten kibble and wet food four times a day.
- 8 weeks old: kitten weighs one and a half to 2 pounds. Fully weaned.
Pro tips for proper kitten care
Kitties start weaning at a month old. Until then, he’ll need to be bottle-fed kitten formula. In a pinch, you can use goat milk but only for a short time.
Pet supply stores and many grocery stores will have all you’ll need:
- Kitten formula
- Bottles
- Rubber nipples
- Cleaning supplies
Only bottle-feed the kitten with his belly touching the table (never while on his back). Experts recommend letting the kitten eat the warmed-up formula until he’s full. It usually takes less than 15 minutes.
Kittens will need help eliminating urine and feces until they are approximately a month old.
After each feeding, use a warm, damp washcloth to gently rub his anus until he goes. You can introduce a litter box filled with non-clumping litter at 3 weeks old.
Find a home for the stray kitten
At 8 weeks old, the kitten is ready to be spayed or neutered and placed into a loving home. There are many ways to find the stray kitten a home — check out bestfriends.org for a guide of best practices. Unless, of course, he or she is already home. Kittens are, after all, irresistible!
Thumbnail: Photography ©ConstantinCornel | Thinkstock.
This article was originally published in 2017.
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So a Stray Cat Has Adopted You — Now What?What to Feed a Stray Kitten Based On Age
Adopting a stray kitten is just as challenging as having a baby. You will also have to feed the little furball correctly for its proper growth and development. Knowing what to feed a stray kitten is of utmost importance to make sure that it will grow up to be a happy and healthy feline even without its mommy cat.
Stray kittens three weeks of age and below should be fed nothing but kitten milk replacer. Stray kittens that are four to five weeks old, on the other hand, maybe fed both kitten milk replacer and wet cat food. Stray kittens six weeks of age and older may be fed either wet or dry cat food or both.
It only takes nine to 12 months for stray kittens to become fully grown cats. The good news is that you don’t have to wait for a really long time before you could feed a stray baby cat wet or dry cat food and even some human food.
When kittens reach four to five weeks of age, you may pair kitten milk replacer with wet cat food.
The following week, you may stop giving them kitten milk replacer completely and make both wet and dry cat food their staple diet. As a matter of fact, stray kittens that are fully weaned may be given certain types of human food.
Continue reading to know more about what to feed a stray kitten and other related important matters.
Foods Safe for Stray Kittens to Eat
Especially during the first few weeks of their lives, it’s important to mind which foods make it past the tiny mouths of stray kittens. Giving them the wrong types of food can keep them from being properly nourished, and thus prevent them from growing and developing correctly and healthily. It may cause them unnecessary digestive upset, too.
Below, you will come across some of the things that you may give a stray kitten.
Milk
First things first: never give a stray kitten cow’s milk. Its digestive system cannot process lactose, a type of sugar found in milk.
Image credit: CanvaCow’s milk can make a stray kitten sick and have diarrhea, too, which can cause dehydration. Give the baby cat what’s called kitten milk replacer available at veterinary clinics and pet food and supplies stores.
When it comes to giving kitten milk replacer to a stray kitten, remember two things. First, ensure that the stray kitten’s temperature is not too low.
Second, feed the stray kitten on its stomach, not on its back like a baby.
Meat
Adult cats can eat raw meat without any trouble. That’s because their fully developed immune systems can deal with the bacteria present in uncooked meat. On the other hand, kittens should be given cooked meat only.
Cooked beef, pork, lamb, chicken and turkey allows a stray kitten to get lots of protein and other important nutrients such as zinc, iron, phosphorus and B vitamins.
Just make sure that you avoid giving a stray kitten fatty and greasy meat. It’s also a no-no to offer it processed meat products like bacon, sausage and hot dogs.
Eggs
Besides meat, a stray kitten can also have eggs.
And just like meat, eggs that you offer to the baby cat should be cooked for the very same reason — to protect it from bacteria present in uncooked eggs. Because a stray kitten has a weak immune system and a frail body, it should be offered nothing but cooked eggs.
While nutritious, sadly, eggs do not offer kittens the full range of nutrients they need.
Due to this, it’s a good idea to offer a stray kitten cooked eggs occasionally only.
Fish
Tuna, salmon, mackerel, trout, herring — these types of fish are some of the absolute favorites of kittens and adult cats, too.
Alas, some people do not have easy access to fresh fish. If you are one of them, feel free to give a stray kitten canned fish. However, opt for water-packed and low-sodium canned fish to keep their health out of harm’s way.
Speaking of canned food products, canned seafood items exclusive for felines are available.
The website Chewy offers some of the best options, such as flaked tuna, ocean fish, salmon, and fish and shrimps.
Whole grains
In humans, it’s no secret that whole grains are some of the healthiest foods.
That’s because they are loaded with fiber and good amounts of copper, magnesium, zinc, iron and B vitamins. Kittens, stray or otherwise, can benefit a lot from consuming whole grains, too, and leading the list are oatmeal and brown rice.
Just make sure that you cook whole grains very well before feeding them to a stray kitten. Otherwise, it might end up with an achy tummy because raw whole grains are not the easiest for the feline stomach to digest.
Bread
Especially if you just welcomed a stray kitten into your home that’s old enough to eat solid food, but you have yet to head to the nearest pet food and supplies store, give it a small amount of bread.
Image credit: CanvaWhile bread can be filling, unfortunately, it doesn’t offer kittens and even adult cats many of the nutrients they need.
Due to this, refrain from making bread a significant part of a stray kitten’s diet. And also, when giving a purring little kitty cat bread, check that it’s not covered in jams or spreads, many of which contain high amounts of sugar.
Carrots
It’s no secret that carrots are good for your eyes, thanks to the loads of beta carotene in them. Well, it’s for the same reason why kittens can also benefit a lot from snacking on carrots.
Besides promoting a sharper vision, which felines require for hunting, carrots also help strengthen the immune system and optimize the gut health of little cats.
When offering carrots to a stray kitten, it’s a good idea to boil it first. Raw carrots are a choking hazard, which is why they are a complete no-no for human babies.
Pumpkin
Just like carrots, pumpkins are good for eye, immune and gut health. It’s due to this why it’s a wonderful idea to feed a stray kitten pumpkins occasionally. And similar to carrots, you should boil it beforehand.
Worry not because there is a way to avoid peeling, slicing, boiling and draining pumpkins just to keep a stray kitten full and nourished.
It’s none other than giving it canned pumpkin puree — the same one used for making pumpkin soup and pumpkin pie. However, ensure that the pumpkin puree is 100% natural and isn’t spiced, too.
Spinach
Many cat owners believe that cats eat grass to deal with an upset stomach by inducing vomiting.
However, based on a survey, more than 90% of respondents said that their cats didn’t throw up after eating grass and that their pets didn’t seem to be sick before munching on some grass.
Since cats love eating grass, a stray kitten will surely fancy eating spinach. You can offer it raw or cooked spinach. However, avoid feeding a stray cat cooked spinach with seasonings or sauces.
Yogurt
We made it clear earlier that stray kittens (and kittens in general) should not be given cow’s milk because of its lactose content.
While yogurt is from milk, it doesn’t contain as much lactose — a cup of cow’s milk has 12 grams of lactose, while a cup of yogurt has less than four grams of lactose only.
It’s because of this why you may try offering a stray kitten yogurt. However, it’s a good idea to observe whether or not it’s going to end up with diarrhea. If the animal suffers from diarrhea, switch it to lactose-free yogurt.
Kittens of different ages can eat different foods.
Needless to say, it’s a must that you feed a stray kitten food appropriate for its age to keep it from having digestive system-related issues.
So, before you offer it anything, you should determine how old it is. Later we will talk about telling a stray kitten’s age — don’t stop reading now.
Here’s a table indicating what to feed a stray kitten (and how often) according to age:
| KITTEN AGE | WHAT TO FEED | FEEDING FREQUENCY |
|---|---|---|
| One week | Kitten milk replacer | Every two to three hours |
| Two weeks | Kitten milk replacer | Every four to six hours |
| Three weeks | Kitten milk replacer | Every four to six hours |
| Four weeks | Kitten milk replacer and wet food | Two to three times a day |
| Five weeks | Kitten milk replacer and wet food | Two to three times a day |
| Six weeks | Wet and dry food | Two to three times a day |
| Seven weeks | Wet and dry food | Two to three times a day |
| Eight weeks | Wet and dry food | Two to three times a day |
How to Tell the Kitten’s Age
Earlier, it was mentioned that giving stray kittens the wrong types of food can have an unfavorable impact on their digestive system and growth and development, too.
This is why you should feed a stray kitten food ideal for its age.
The good news is that there is no need for you to be a veterinarian or have been there since the mommy cat gave birth to its litter.
It’s because you can tell a kitten’s age just by having a keen eye and knowing which age-revealing signs to look for. By observing the little kitty cat, you can have an idea of how old it is and, ultimately, what to feed it.
Without further ado, here’s how kittens look according to their age:
Newborn
A telltale sign that kittens are less than a week old is that their eyes are completely closed. It’s not just their eyes that are closed but also their ear canals — it’s only when kittens are three weeks old when their ear canals will fully open.
Besides having closed ear canals, newborn kittens will also have ears that are folded against their heads.
Kittens below one week old, needless to say, can neither see nor hear.
Breast milk is the only nourishment that newborn kittens can have, especially because they have no teeth.
And by the way, if you check the belly of baby cats and you spot an umbilical cord stump, it means that they were born just a couple of days ago — the umbilical cord stump will usually fall off around four to five days of age.
One week old
The eyes of kittens will open at about one week of age. However, they will not open completely — the peepers of week-old kittens are squinty.
Looking at their eyes, you will see that they are blue. Refrain from assuming that the kittens will grow up to be blue-eyed cats. It’s just that all very young kittens have bright blue eyes.
Refrain from attempting to pry open the half-open peepers of one-week-old kittens. Allow them to open fully on their own, which will happen at two weeks of age.
By the way, their eyes will still be unfocused.
During the first week of life, the ears of kittens will begin to unfold. Their ear canals will slightly open, too, like their eyes. It’s also at this age when baby cats will start to crawl.
Two weeks old
At two weeks old, there are three things about kittens that you will surely notice.
Image credit: CanvaFirst, their ear canals will be more open.
Second, their ears will pop out — kittens that are just a couple of weeks old will have small and rounded ears, pretty much like the ears of baby bears.
Lastly, their eyes will be fully open.
Despite being completely open, the eyes of kittens will still be blue. Their pupils won’t be able to dilate, too.
Kittens at two weeks old will be better at crawling, although they will still be wobbly when attempting to move from point A to point B. Baby cats at this age will also love snuggling with each other.
Three weeks old
When kittens are three weeks old, their ears will be fully functioning, as evidenced by their totally open ear canal.
It’s also for this reason why baby cats at this age will get startled by loud noises. Also, their ears will appear more like the ears of kittens instead of the ears of cubs.
Another milestone when kittens reach three weeks of age is that their incisors (teeth in the front center of the mouth) will emerge. Kittens have a total of 12 incisors — six incisors above and six incisors below.
Three-week-old kittens will walk so much better.
It’s also during this time when kittens will develop the so-called righting reflex, which means that kittens will be able to orient themselves properly as they fall in order for them to land on their feet. However, please refrain from putting to the test a kitten’s righting reflex.
Four weeks old
During their fourth week of life, the canines (fangs) of kittens will emerge — all four of them. While canines are for tearing food, four-week-old baby cats will still rely on their mother cat’s milk for nourishment.
It’s also when kittens are four weeks old that their vision will become sharper.
Regarding motion, kittens at four weeks of age will walk with lots of confidence.
Because of this, all members of the litter will also play with one another, albeit in an extremely clumsy (and adorable!) manner.
By the way, they will also start to attempt to groom themselves instead of leaving the job to their mom.
Five weeks old
Kittens at five weeks of age will have their premolars or bicuspids emerge, which means that they can have the breast milk of their mom and solid food at the same time.
Because five-week-old kittens will be a lot more confident with their ability to walk, they will explore their surroundings more. Also, they will be at that age when they tend to observe their mom and learn basic life skills from it.
While their fully opened eyes will still appear blue, the ears of kittens will appear bigger and more pointed at the fifth week of life.
It’s also during this age when they will be able to retract and extend their claws, which means that little cats will be capable of learning basic hunting skills anytime soon.
Six weeks old
Image credit: CanvaIt’s when kittens are six weeks old when their eyes will change from blue to their permanent adult eye color, except for those that are meant to be blue-eyed adult cats.
What’s more, a complete set of teeth will be in place, establishing the fact that kittens will be able to turn their backs on the milk of their mommy cat and stick to solid food completely.
However, some six-week-old kittens may still want to have breast milk and solid food at the same time.
Movement-wise, kittens at six weeks of age will be so much better with walking and running, too, which is why they will spend most of their waking hours active and playing with one another.
Seven weeks old
At seven weeks of age, kittens will look like the majority of kittens at animal shelters. Besides being able to walk and run without much trouble, little kitty cats this old will also climb a lot.
Male kittens, when observed from the back end, will be easier to distinguish from female kittens.
That’s because their testicles will descend into their scrotal sac at seven weeks old. It’s due to this why a litter that’s less than seven weeks is often mistaken by many as an all-female brood.
Besides wet cat food, seven-week-old kittens will be eating kibbles, too. However, it’s a good idea to mix them with wet cat food to make the transition from wet to dry food go as smoothly as possible.
Eight weeks old
The body of kittens at eight weeks of age will look proportional, which is why they will look like miniature versions of adult cats.
Besides looking like their bigger and older counterparts, eight-week-old kittens will also eat and sleep at regular intervals like their mother cat or any other adult cats.
It’s also at this time of their lives when they can be spayed or neutered — kittens at eight weeks old are sterilized at animal shelters before they are adopted out.
Kittens that are eight weeks old will be more independent than ever, which is why they can be spotted from time to time away from their mom or siblings.
While they will continue to have increased muscle tone, which is essential for hunting and carrying out daily feline lives, it’s unlikely for eight-week-old kittens to double their weight anytime soon.
Just Before You Feed a Stray Kitten
It’s important that you determine the age of a stray cat before feeding it.
Besides making sure that its rapidly growing and developing body will be properly nourished, you should also see to it that the stray kitten won’t experience an upset stomach, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea due to giving it food that’s not appropriate for it.
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What to feed homeless cats and dogs and which organization to contact for help?. "Paper"
January 21, 2021
Stray cats and dogs often die in cold temperatures - at temperatures below -10 they can last only 6-12 hours.
To help animals survive the winter, you can feed them, give them access to water and warm rooms, and contact specialized organizations - but there are nuances. "Paper" tells what is important to consider when helping street cats and dogs.
Anastasia Usacheva, founder of the NGO ZooZaschita and curator of the Kotohouse shelter, helped write the instructions.
- Homeless animals can be fed dry and wet food. But in the case of wet, it is important that it is eaten immediately - otherwise it freezes or starts to spoil.
- You can buy premium foods like RoyalCanin or Hill`s for supplementary food, but, in principle, any food will do - it will be better than starvation. It is important to remember that animals should not be fed table scraps: there is salt and spices that are contraindicated for them. Adult cats should also not be fed dairy products - most of them are lactose intolerant.
- After you have fed the animal, it is advisable to hide the bowl so that it does not become a cause of conflict with those locals who do not like stray cats and dogs.
- It is important that animals always have access to water. In winter, you can pour warm water into a bowl to make it freeze more slowly, or, if possible, place it in an air duct or front door.
- For stray cats, you can open air in the house. To do this, you need to convene a meeting of homeowners, vote and get 51% of the signatures "for". With a statement, you need to go to the management company - according to the law, they will have to leave a vent measuring 15 by 15 centimeters.
- You can also arrange with your neighbors to let stray cats or medium-sized dogs live in the front door during the cold season.
- If the neighbors are against both animals in the front door and open vents, you can call the shelters and agree that you will bring the animal to them.
In the case of large dogs, it is worth remembering that out of fear they can attack, in addition, animals can be infected with fleas or rabies. Therefore, it is best to contact an animal trapping service, such as SK-Legion, or use a humane trap - sometimes they can be rented from a shelter or the same animal trapping service. If the cat, running away, got stuck somewhere, you can contact Koshkispas. The list of shelters is on the website of the national association of animal welfare organizations “We are together” or here. - To catch a small homeless animal, you can throw a blanket over it. By the way, if you approached, but it does not run away, it most likely needs help: wild animals are shy and usually try to hide.
- Once you have caught the animal, it must be placed in a box to avoid damage during transport. The Lyonkin Cat Foundation, for example, provides veterinary equipment for free - you can take a cage from them.
- If you don't have time to do all this, you can donate money to a foundation or a shelter that helps homeless animals. But before you transfer money, check the reliability of the fund.
Read answers Papers about whether to bring a homeless animal home, how much you will have to spend on a veterinarian and vaccinations in the first days, how to look for owners if a pet is lost, and where to take it for overexposure.
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What to feed a homeless cat with kittens?
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Milk with bread, sour cream, sausages, chicken giblets.
In general, something that is not expensive, but nutritious. Does the cat still feed the kittens with milk? If not, then they have milk, sour cream, meat something, such as pate.
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I don’t know, or not, but the kittens from the basement are getting out - earlier I haven't seen them at all, and they're hungry! I definitely won’t give sausages - there is only one chemistry and they are salty
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can she get out at all?
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I feed my cats - rice or buckwheat, mixed with cheap stew or boiled chicken giblets.
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Crazy Aunts, why you feed stray animals? Leave them alone, let them catch rats, that's their first priority.
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Crazy aunts, why do you feed stray animals? Leave them alone, let them catch rats, that's their first priority.
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Milk with bread, sour cream, sausages, chicken giblets. In general, something that is not expensive, but nutritious. Does the cat still feed the kittens with milk? If not, then they have milk, sour cream, meat something, such as pate.
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I always feed homeless cats and dogs, but food that I have left for me half-eaten. Remains of cheese, sausages, porridge, soups, soft chicken bones. Sometimes I buy cheap stew or sausage, but there is always something left at home. Cats are so hungry that they eat everything.
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yes, maybe
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pancake and there are also housewives who give their pet cats salty sausages, stew sausages.
I have no words. Kill the cats slowly. At least once read about the banned menu for cats and what they can and cannot do. And they are stuffed with fish, which then the kidneys refuse from the overload of phosphorus. The same goes for Whiskas. Author, I'm not for you if that. It's just annoying already.
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look at the market for something inexpensive. trimmings, minced leftovers, etc. But look, so that you don’t take skins and bones without small bones, they are very fatty, where the digestive tract organs will quickly fail in cats. Some take necks, though I don’t know if there is meat there, and the bones should be removed.
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Why don't you take them with you?
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Do you want to feed the cat or poison it? Why do they need bread, sausages?
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And it never occurred to you that you kill animals with smoked meats? Why is this all? Do you think that you will be counted in heaven? It is better to throw the leftovers off the table than to take responsibility for the health of the animal.
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For satiety. The author writes that it is expensive to feed everyone. And then, it's temporary until they're taken apart. In any case, it is better than food, especially dry food. Well, you can feed milk, scraps of meat. No one died from bread either.
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can you imagine the diameter of the intestines of a kitten.
it is like a human vessel. and bread and pasta simply will not be digested, and what will happen then? Intestinal obstruction ((cats can be. Kits no
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