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Kittens are a nightmare to wean Alex, I've never had a litter that have taken to it well in the early days. However once they get the idea, they seem to come on well. I usually add some warm water to it & put their feet in it, they hate being dirty & usually lick it off. Puppies however are a totally different ball game. |
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If it's me you're asking Fran lol, I went and got some whiskas kitten! put a small amount on a saucer and poured on some warm boiled water to mix it in to a mulsh! |
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Sorry, I was asking Alex what she had tried with the kittens. Whiskas meat is fine but I usually start with a kitten milk and get them lapping and then add the milk to the kitten food so it is runny enough for them to lap. if they are not interested, I put a small amount directly into the mouth and they generally soon get the idea. Good luck! |
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