• Preparing for feeding


• Positioning the kitten


• Stimulating milk production


• Feeding the kitten

Before feeding the kitten, Ravi should prepare everything he needs. He should have a clean cloth or tissue paper to wipe the kitten's face after feeding. He should also have a bottle or syringe for feeding the kitten, and milk replacement formula.


Ravi should position the kitten comfortably on his lap, with its head slightly elevated. He can also use a small pillow or rolled-up towel to support the kitten's head and neck. It is essential to make sure that the kitten can breathe comfortably while feeding.


To stimulate the kitten's milk production, Ravi should gently stroke the kitten's chin and lips with a warm, damp cloth. This will encourage the kitten to start suckling and stimulate milk production in the mother cat's mammary glands.


Once the kitten is positioned and milk production is stimulated, Ravi can begin feeding the kitten. He should carefully follow the instructions on the milk replacement formula package and use the appropriate amount for the kitten's age and weight. Ravi can use a bottle or syringe to feed the kitten, making sure that the milk is at the right temperature.


Feeding a kitten can be challenging, but with the right preparation and technique, Ravi can ensure that the kitten receives the essential nutrients it needs to thrive. It is essential to follow the instructions carefully, and if there are any concerns or difficulties, seek advice from a veterinarian.

Ravi finds it very hard to get the milk from the kitchen when pati finds him with a glass of milk, he misleads her saying that he is hungry