Can I feed a baby kitten lactose-free cow milk?

I can't find anywhere that rules out lactose-free cow milk, so perhaps it's acceptable in an emergency, but as soon as you possibly can, phone a vet clinic and see if they have milk replacement formula. read more

Lactose-free milk will be less likely to cause upset, and I think it can be used in this emergency situation. Of course, as soon as possible, you will want to get your kitten to a vet and get her on formula. read more

If the kitten is still at a nursing age and looks malnutrition you will want to feed it dehydrated milk mixed with egg yolk. 1 egg yolk per can of dehydrated milk. You can tell if a kitten is malnutrition by looking at the roof of their mouth. read more

Goat milk for kittens is a little more salutary than cow’s milk, but the difference between them is negligible at best. A cup of goat’s milk has only one less gram of sugar in it than a cup of cow’s milk. read more