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Understanding what to feed kittens is important because of their sensitive digestive system.
After the fourth week, weaning kittens can start eating soft food. At this stage they need high protein wet food for their healthy growth and development. The most digestible one is poultry and rabbit. On rare occasions, you can offer fish also, but don’t give it too often as it isn’t healthy in big portions. They shouldn’t eat dry food, or if they do so, it should be a very little amount.
A bowl of fresh, room temperature water should be available at all times as well. Even though there is an evergreen myth that kittens and cats love cow’s milk, the truth is that most of them are lactose intolerant and giving them cow’s milk can upset their stomach and lead to diarrhea.

Kittens need to eat more frequently than adult cats since they have a tiny stomach and fast metabolism. Give four to eight small meals per day and reduce the frequency as they grow. By the time they reach eight months old they should have an adult cat’s eating schedule.

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