I have fed baby kittens this kmr and they thrieved on it. It is so easy to mix up.

Pros: healthy milk replacer, easy to mix

Cons: none

We find that the powder form is better to use, in that we can mix it as we need it. Less waste this way. Plus, it is cheaper in the long run then using the ready to feed.

We also find that KMR brand is the only brand of kitten milk replacer that we trust for orphaned kittens. They always thrive and grow like they should on KMR>

Pros: Powder form is cheaper to use then ready to feed

Cons: none

My wife works at a shelter and they use this to save kittens' lives. They give it to the fosters to feed the kittens and many a kittens life has been saved all thanks to this wonderful product. The powder makes quite a bit of milk and you can make only as much as you need at the time, storing the rest for later. How conveinent.

Pros: Nutritious, easy to digest

Cons: none?

My wife and I bottle fed 11 kittens for about 5 weeks with this milk replacer. We used so much of it that the store ran out and we then purchased another brand. They ran out of that too and we had to go to another store to get it. It was nutso with all those kittens but each and everyone made it and all but 4 have been adopted!

Pros: good for kittens that have no mother

Cons: none

I rescued a very tiny kitten that had been abandoned by its mother. Bitty fit just in the palm of my hand when we got her. She was all claws and acted ravenous when it came time for her bottle. I don't know if it was the lack of mother's milk or what but she's all grown up now and has quite a personality.

Pros: healthy substitute for mom's milk

Cons: may not be as good as the real thing