yes
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Does the question mean "can you give milk to mother cats for them to drink?" or "do mother cats produce milk?"
To the first, it is never a good idea to give a cat cow's milk; many cats are lactose intolerant and can get sick from drinking it. This could be very dangerous to the mother cat and her kittens.
To the second, yes, healthy mother cats will produce milk for the kittens. If the mother is struggling or not producing enough, you need to get some Kitten Milk Replacer and bottles from your vet to help the kittens get enough food.
You can only give Kitten Milk Replacer, or KMR to a pregnant cat, not cow's milk.
Cats are not made to drink milk. Except only when they are very young and they get the milk from their mother. So I advise you not to feed milk to cats; only water.
Yes, they do.
I don't know. I like cats alot.
no because cats are lactosintolaent
Cats are mammals so they feed their young milk from their mother's body.
Cats are mammals so they naturally drink milk from their mother when they are young. Milk is naturally high in fat and other nutrients, which is why cats will readily drink milk. Due to their carnivorous diet, cats need some fat in their diet.
You shouldn't give dairy to a cat at all. It takes a certain enzyme to digest milk sugars and most cats do not have that enzyme. Cats don't need milk after they are weaned from their Mother. Milk is for baby cows.......not baby cats. Give them water......fresh..........at all times.
No. Kittens need milk from their mother but after that milk is bad for most cats. A large percent of cats are lactose intolerant so cow milk will make them sick. However, the taste of milk is very appealing to cats so feel free to give it to a non lactose intolerant cat.
yes it does
It's a sign of comfort. They did this a babies to get milk from their mother.
Cats vary in their tolerance for dairy, and calf milk replacer (really? Why not just give them milk from the grocery store, which is after all from COWS and therefore more or less perfect for calves) is not optimal for them.If a mother cat refuses to nurse her kittens, you should get a milk replacer specifically designed for cats. Cat milk is rather different from cow milk.
I believe most cats are lactose intolerant, so feeding them cow's milk will make them very poorly. Pet shops should supply specially formulated milk, just for cats. For further advice I would consult an expert.