Yes! It should be a nursing dog's instinct, if the bitch is a nice dog. But kittens are so fragile, and dogs don't know there on strength. A quick reflex bite could be tragic. Please be careful & keep all interactions w/ the kittens completely supervised.
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most local grocery stores carry "cat sip", milk formulated for kittens, but you'll need a feeder bottle if their eyes are still blue, otherwise use a shallow bowl or plate. You'll need to "lightly warm it up", but like a human baby, test it on your wrist first. Feed em at least every 3.5 hrs.
Fyi: It's important that they're pooping. If no poop-poop, you need to "mimic" what the mother does, but not exactly, she cleans their butts with her tongue, which stimulates poop-poops. So you'll need to gently wipe their behinds with a clean warm wash cloth.
Kittens are so cute & fun. You're so lucky, congratz!
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most local grocery stores carry "cat sip", milk formulated for kittens, but you'll need a feeder bottle if their eyes are still blue, otherwise use a shallow bowl or plate. You'll need to "lightly warm it up", but like a human baby, test it on your wrist first. Feed em at least every 3.5 hrs.
Fyi: It's important that they're pooping. If no poop-poop, you need to "mimic" what the mother does, but not exactly, she cleans their butts with her tongue, which stimulates poop-poops. So you'll need to gently wipe their behinds with a clean warm wash cloth.
Kittens are so cute & fun. You're so lucky, congratz!
