this milk supplement can save an abandoned kittens life.

Pros: helps kittens

Cons: none

I have used this as a staple for kittens who have been separated from their mothers and needed to be hand raised. The formula is great, the kittens love it. It is easy to use in all the forms. I tend to use the powdered formula because it is a little less expensive. I have used it both with the bottle and in a bowl. I have found that kittens tend to start to chew a little on the nipples of the bottles as soon as they have even on teeny little sharp tooth and that ruins the nipples. I have always ended up switching to feeding them from a bowl earlier than I would prefer because of this. It worked fine, but there is a little extra work because they get it all over themselves and then need to be washed and blow dried to keep the warm. I have never had any problems with the kitten experiencing stomach upset with this formula.

Pros: great nutrition, kittens love it

Cons: feeding can be messy

I have used this product with great success. I prefer the liquid KMR when feeding only a kitten or two in their first several days of life. The powdered formula is really nice when they start to drink more.

Pros: cheaper than the liquid KMR

Cons: none

This is great to use if one has kittens without a mother. Much more economical than the cans. This product gives the kittens the necessary nutrients if they are not being fed by their mother.

Pros: More economical than the KMR cans

Cons: Must mix before using

I have given this milk to nursing queens, orphaned kittens, and malnourished strays. I have found that most cats really like it and lap it up eagerly. It provides nutrients and is easy to digest. If I have baby kittens that are not orphaned, I start offering it to them when they are around 5 weeks old. This product makes the transition to eating solid food easier. I have found that if I use a Hidden Valley Ranch Dressing shaker or a martini shaker, there are fewer lumps in the milk. This is a product that I try to keep handy every spring.

Pros: Make it fresh every time. Mix as much as you need.

Cons: Sometimes lumpy