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Reddit mentions of AP Taber Store PetAg KMR Kitten Milk Replacement Bundle with Four Paws Kitten Nursing Bottle
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- 2 item kitten food bundle with one PetAG KMR Kitten Milk Replacer Powder for Kittens & Cats, each 12 oz, one Four Paws Pet Nursing Bottle, 2 oz
- KMR Kitten formula for newborn to 6 weeks. Food supplement for cats. A good source of prebiotics and probiotics.
- 2 oz kitten bottle is the perfect size for feeding.
- Donate one to your local animal shelter. Made in USA.
- Your newborn kitten supplies in one package.
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You need to feed them separately and continue to bottle feed them. They aren't fully weened until about 8 weeks. Only use wet foods if you are going to feed them, especially kitten formulated foods. If you feed them milk, it should be a kitten formula and done in a bottle if possible, that way you can measure out how much food each one is getting so no one feels they aren't getting enough and then fighting over it. That's why one cat is NOT a) fighting the other b) suckling on little bits because it's replication of suckling a teet c) expressing aggressive behavior.
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So get a few bottles for her to suckle on:
https://www.amazon.com/Pet-Nurser-Bottles-Kit-2-2/dp/B0002ATA6I/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=kitten+feeding+bottles&qid=1558462462&s=gateway&sr=8-5
Kitten formula with bottle: https://www.amazon.com/Kitten-Replacement-Bundle-Nursing-Bottle/dp/B077X3QBF7/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?keywords=kitten+feeding+bottles&qid=1558462518&s=gateway&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1
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Nova is probably more likely to go for kitten milk at 4 weeks and it may be her prefered method of feeding, don't worry about weening her too much, it's better for her to be a happy and healthy kitten than a hungry and angry kitten. If that means she drinks more milk than she eats, that's fine, just leave out some food for them to munch on here or there throughout the day for her to nibble on and hopefully eat. Maybe make a gruel and mix in the formula and wet foods to see if that will encourage weening, slowly removing milk as you go every week.