How to take care of a 3 week old cat?

Question

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Answer 1

give warm milk and don't pick your kitten up.let it explore your house and let it get used to everyone

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Answer 2

A 3wk old kitten will need to be feed with KITTEN REPLACEMENT MILK.

You will need to get some bottles because it is unlikely to be able to drink from a bowl yet.

In about another week start to introduce some kitten food

Answer 3

Do NOT give a 3 week old kitten milk... They need to have a kitten replacement formula such as KMR as well as being kept very warm, out of drafts etc...

Here is a great site...

http://www.2ndchance.info/orphankitten.h...

Answer 4

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Answer 5

More details please. Why do you have a 3 week old kitten away from it's mother? Kittens that little are still nursing if the mother is gone you will have to bottle feed that baby. Take the kitten to your vet and have him/her show you how and get the right formula and bottle.

Answer 6

First of all get this kitten some kitten formula. Feed it every 2 hrs for about 2 more weeks. You can get formula at all pet stores.

Keep her confined in a room like the bathroom with the toilet seat down. or in a crate. She will also need a litter box in that room or crate.

In about 2 weeks start making a gruel out of the formula and add a spoonful of canned kitten food and let her lap it up. She will learn that fast. gradually increase the canned food in her formula for about 3 more weeks until she is getting just the canned food.

At about 2 months old offer her some kibble for kittens. She will have a hard time eating it at this point but will be just an introduction. to it.

Keep her warm and safe and spend time with her.

Remember at 2 months she needs her first shots and deworming.

Watch her eyes for drainage. If you notice drainage then take her to the vet.

She also needs to be tested for Feline Leukemia.

Now just why do you have a baby that small?