Things You'll Need
- 4 oz. kitten nursing bottle
- Sewing needle
- Goats milk
Instructions
Heat the sewing needle and use it to punch two small holes into the bottle's nipple. Omit this step if your bottle already comes with holes.
Warm the milk to room temperature and fill the bottle with it. Wet the outside of the bottle's nipple with the milk to give it flavor.
Approach your kitten when it is lying on its belly. Do not try to feed your kitten like a human infant. Gently pry your kitten's mouth open with the bottle tip. Squeeze the sides of the bottle at the same time to squeeze out the milk. The kitten should soon suck down the milk on its own.
Burp your kitten after it has finished feeding to reduce bloating and colic. Hold its tummy against your shoulder and softly pat its back until it burps.
Discard any leftover milk. Wash the bottle and the nipple to kill any harmful bacteria.