This is always on my Shelters wishlist, especially in Spring.

They use it for the kittens of course because especially in strays it helps build their strenght and provide essential nutrients.

So even if you no longer have a kitten, think about picking some up for your local shelter, they can always use it!

Pros: Ease, required nutrients

Cons: None

Great for nursing kittens who have for one reason or another ended up in our care. We send this with our fosters when we have very young kittens who have been separated from their mothers and are too young for kitten food. We can get it at Fleet Farm, it is kind of expensive but it is the best for the kittens.

Pros: -

Cons: -expensive

My mom and I have used this several times over the years to raise weak or abandoned stray kittens. It seems to be a great substitute when Mama kitty isn't available. We've ended up with many healthy happy kittens thanks to KMR; one litter was only a few days old when we got them. A great product!

Pros: Works great, keeps kittens healthy

Cons: None

I fed this to my cat when she was very ill one time and refused to eat her usual diet. It worked like a charm! Also a good product when you are fostering kittens.

Pros: none

Cons: none

I AM A VOLUNTEER AT OUR LOCAL HUMANE SOCIETY. I AM A FOSTER MOTHER TO KITTENS. OUR SHELTER HAD ALWAYS USED KMR REPLACEMENT FOR BABY KITTENS , DUE OUR FINANCIAL DIFFCULTY, THE SHELTER BOUGHT A OFF BRAND. KITTENS DID NOT AGREE WITH IT. WE ARE BACK USING KMR

Pros: KITTENS REALLY DO WELL WITH KMR

Cons: NONE