Feeding Guide for 2-Month-Old Bombay Kittens

When it comes to feeding a 2-month-old Bombay kitten, the primary choice should be goat's milk formula. You can also introduce liquid foods like fish porridge, minced meat porridge, and millet porridge as supplementary meals. As their teeth develop, you can transition to high-quality kitten kibble, softened with goat's milk before feeding.

Importance of Goat's Milk Formula

A 2-month-old Bombay kitten has a delicate and still-developing digestive system. Goat's milk formula designed specifically for kittens is highly recommended as it provides the necessary energy and nutrients to support healthy growth. We recommend MyPetDoctor's goat milk formula which is specially formulated for cats and dogs. It contains a rich blend of proteins, calcium, and phosphorus, as well as added probiotics to aid in digestion and nutrient absorption, effectively helping with calcium supplementation.

Feeding Frequency and Avoiding Cow's Milk

It's important to feed your kitten small portions frequently throughout the day, rather than offering large meals. Avoid overfeeding. Never substitute goat's milk formula with cow's milk. Cow's milk contains lactose, which cats cannot digest due to a lack of the necessary digestive enzymes. Feeding cow's milk can lead to diarrhea or allergic reactions in kittens.

Homemade Complementary Foods

As supplementary foods, pet owners can also prepare homemade options such as easily digestible millet porridge, boneless fish porridge, or minced meat porridge. Ensure that these are served at a lukewarm temperature, not too hot or too cold. It’s best to prepare fresh food each time, and avoid feeding leftovers, as this can cause gastrointestinal discomfort and diarrhea in your kitten.You might also like:Pet Breeding