What do kittens eat?

From birth to about 1- 1.5 months old, kittens mainly feed on breast milk, which is rich in nutrients and maternal antibodies, which can meet the nutritional needs of kittens and improve their resistance.

Secondly, 1.5-3 months old kittens mainly eat goat milk powder, cat food soaked in warm water and other foods. Finally, kittens after 3 months old mainly live on kitten food. Wet food (replaceable for more than two months) includes canned staple food, canned non-staple food, raw food and fresh food with water, which are collectively called wet food.

Because cats are the evolution of desert animals, they seldom feel thirsty, so they must use wet food to get enough water.