There are many human foods that are toxic to a cat or kitten:
Chocolate - Can affect the heart and nervous system causing excitement / nervousness / trembling, vomiting / diarrhoea, seizures, muscle spasms, coma and death.
Caffeine - Can affect the heart and nervous system and causes the same or similar symptoms as chocolate.
Alcohol - Giving a cat alcohol repeatedly (or a lot of) will cause liver damage, breathing difficulties, coma and even death.
Garlic (any form) - Can damage red blood cells and lead to anemia.
Onion (any form) - Can damage red blood cells and lead to anemia. Onions are more toxic than garlic.
Tomatoes (all aspects of the fruit and plant) - Can cause the digestive, nervous, and urinary systems, but mostly causes severe digestive upset.
Potatoes (Raw and plant) - Can cause the digestive, nervous, and urinary systems, but mostly causes severe digestive upset.
Mushrooms - Some species of mushroom are highly dangerous as the can cause shock and even death.
Grapes and Raisins - It is unknown why these are toxic, but even a tiny amount can severely damage the kidneys.
Macadamia Nuts - Can cause gastrointestinal upsets, lethargy, vomiting and muscle tremors or stiffness.
Foods that are potentially harmful:
Liver (in large amounts) - A small bit of raw liver on occasion is very beneficial to a cat.
COOKED bones and fish bones (including raw and cooked) - Cooked bones are very hard and brittle and will splinter which can cause obstruction or laceration in the digestive system. Raw bones are much safer as they are soft and do not splinter.
Dog Food - Dog food is vastly different to cat food so doesn't have the added Vitamins and Fatty Acids cats need, such as Taurine.
Foods high in Salt and Sugar - Too much of both can harm your cat's health (sugar can cause obesity and Diabetes and salt will cause a chemical imbalance, as well as dehydration).
Milk - Cow's milk, despite popular belief, is not tolerated by many cats as many are lactose intolerant. An adult cat gets no nutrition from any sort of milk, but specially formulated cat or kitten milk can be used as an occasional treat.
no,but really a kitten should start eating from cat food is when the mother
Go to any pet store and buy suppliment formula to feed the kitten. Call a vet and make an appointment. They will be able to tell you how much to feed it and when and will also make sure that the kitten is healthy. If you cannot afford to take the kitten to a vet call a local shelter and they may help.
I am sure I could feed my kitten wet food because wet food can help with hairballs and can be a good source of water especially because most cats don't drink a lot of water. My kitten is a Maine coon and has a ton of fur so wet food can help him digest hairballs.
Never. Cats and kittens should never be fed cow's milk or cream. Many cats are lactose intolerant and can become sick - which is incredibly dangerous in a young kitten. If you wish to treat a kitten to some milk, buy some specially formulated kitten milk which can be found in most pet stores. These are completely safe to give to your kitten.
It is not recommended to feed your kitten raw chicken due to the risk of bacterial contamination. Cooked, boneless, skinless chicken can be safe in small amounts as a treat, but should not be a primary source of nutrition. It is best to provide a balanced diet formulated for kittens to ensure they receive all the nutrients they need to grow and thrive.
you can give your kitten cooked chicken and turkey.
Feed your kitten now.
there are spacial kitten foods.
yes you can but it will not give the kitten the nutrients it needs
If a kitten has lost its mother, you should feed it a specially formulated kitten milk replacement formula. This can be purchased at pet stores or from a veterinarian. It is important to follow the instructions on the packaging and feed the kitten regularly to ensure it gets the proper nutrition it needs to grow and thrive.
yes
KMR or kitten milk replacer ring a vet and ask for some you will need to bottle feed it
no that's nasty
To feed them?
feed it every day
I would advise against it since kittens should be fed kitten food.
In an emergency, you can feed a kitten a mixture of canned or wet cat food and kitten milk replacer to ensure its health and well-being. It is important to consult a veterinarian for specific guidance on feeding a kitten in an emergency situation.