Kitten Milk Replacers & Formula at PetSmart

Ensuring that your kitten receives the right nutrition is crucial for their development and growth, especially in their early stages. Kitten milk replacers are designed to provide the essential nutrients found in mother's milk, making them an invaluable resource for orphaned or weaning kittens. At PetSmart, we offer high-quality options like PetAg KMR to ensure your young cat's dietary needs are fully met.

Why Choose Kitten Milk Replacers?

Kitten milk replacers are formulated to mimic the nutrient profile of a mother cat's milk, providing a balanced regimen of proteins, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals, and probiotics. They are essential for:

Orphaned Kittens: Offering complete nutrition to those without maternal care.
Weaning Kittens: Assisting kittens transitioning from mother's milk to solid food.
Supplementary Feeding: Supporting queens with large litters or low milk production.

For the best outcomes, the PetAg KMR range, including both liquid and powdered forms, ensures easy preparation and optimal feeding routines.

Explore our selection of trusted and reliable products that cater to your kitten's needs:

PetAg KMR Liquid Kitten Milk Replacer: Ready-to-use and nutritionally balanced, perfect for immediate feeding requirements.
PetAg KMR 2nd Step Kitten Weaning Food: Facilitates a smooth transition from milk to solid foods, rich in proteins and fiber.
PetAg PetLac Kitten Milk Replacement: Economical and easy to mix, ideal for regular feeding.
PetAg Cat-Sip Milk Cat Treat: A lactose-free cat treat with a milk flavor that cats love, ensuring hydration and satisfaction.

Visit PetSmart to discover the full range of kitten milk replacers and ensure your kitten has the best start in life. Shop online or in-store and enjoy the ease of same-day delivery and other convenient services.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What can I replace kitten milk with?
Kitten milk replacers like PetAg KMR are the best alternative to a mother's milk, providing all necessary nutrients.

What kind of milk can I feed a kitten?
Ordinary cow's milk is not suitable for kittens. Instead, use specially formulated kitten milk replacers to ensure complete nutrition.

What can I use if I don't have a kitten bottle?
Small syringe or eyedroppers can be used temporarily, but it is best to switch to a proper kitten bottle for optimal feeding.

What to do if a cat has milk but no kittens?
If a cat is producing milk with no kittens, consult a vet for advice, as it could be a sign of a false pregnancy or other health issues.