Found a Stray Kitten? Emergency Feeding Guide

So, you’ve just rescued a tiny, meowing furball and realized you have zero kitten formula at home. Don’t panic—here’s how to keep your new friend alive until you can get proper supplies. Quick fix: Mix evaporated milk with an egg yolk. For a more nutritious option, gently heat goat milk, dissolve in some unflavored gelatin, then stir in an egg yolk, a bit of plain yogurt, and a dash of corn syrup. (No cow’s milk, please—kittens’ tummies can’t handle it.) Feed every 2–3 hours, using a bottle or syringe. Keep the kitten warm—never feed a cold kitten! Warm the formula to body temp, and always hold the kitten belly-down while feeding. Afterward, gently rub its back to burp, and use a damp wipe to help it pee. This is just a stopgap—get kitten milk replacement ASAP. And if anything seems off, call a vet. You’re a hero for helping, but even heroes need backup. #KittenRescue #PetCare #EmergencyTips #Pets #Cats