February 19th, 2012 
FatCow I’m having a hard time finding kitten milk replacer.
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cows milk doesnt have all the nutrients that the kittens milk has. You can find kittens milk at petsmart and petco, just ask the store clerks where they are placed. 
I hope this helps.
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cows milk doesnt have all the nutrients that the kittens milk has. You can find kittens milk at petsmart and petco, just ask the store clerks where they are placed.
I hope this helps.
No, because it doesnt have enough nutrition. Whats best would be to mix KMR, and goats milk. You should be able to find the KMR at a petstore or vets office. I wouldnt suggest feeding them cow milk. IF you cant get KMR asap then use goat milk, but find the KMR as soom as you can.
Also, mother rabbits only feed her babies once a day, so you will probally only need to feed 2 times, one in the boring, one at night. Because supplements arent as nutritious. Do not over feed or their small digestive systems can get messed up. Also, at about 2.5 weeks, they can begin eating tumothy hay, and at 4 weeks they can start having pellets. Also, at about 2.5 weeks they can have small amounts of plain dry, uncooked oatmeal. Its good for their digestive systems.
Powdered baby formula will work.
It must be mixed fresh at each feeding to be at body temperature.
Plan on feeding between three to six times each day with a dropper.
They doze off when they’ve had enough and stroking their bellies helps them digest.
Keep them warm during the first 3 weeks with towels and hot water bottles.