Newborn kittens need mother's milk to meet their basic nutritional needs, but most kittens can start transitioning to food after a few weeks, just like humans. So, what should your kitten eat? Let’s take a look below.

1. High-quality cat food

To ensure kittens grow and develop normally, it is very important to provide them with high-quality cat food. Cat food contains rich nutrients such as protein, vitamins, minerals, and is beneficial for kittens' teeth and bone development. In addition, they also need sufficient water intake to prevent dehydration.

2. Pet wet food

Pet wet food is also a main food for kittens. It has good taste and nutritional value, making it the best choice for kittens. Pet wet food contains rich vitamins, protein, and trace elements, which can meet kittens’ nutritional needs. Additionally, it helps kittens stay healthy and boosts their immunity.

3. Meat foods

Meat foods are also one of the main foods for kittens. Kittens need to consume enough meat to meet their daily nutritional needs. Meat contains abundant protein and fat, which helps kittens maintain good health and enhances their vitality. However, because meat is high in fat content, kittens should only eat a small amount of meat each day.

4. Fruits and vegetables

Fruits and vegetables can provide kittens with nutrition and vitamins. They contain various vitamins that help improve kittens’ immunity and promote growth and development. But kittens should only eat small amounts of fruits and vegetables daily to avoid affecting their nutritional balance.

5. Eat carefully

Kittens have weaker resistance, so food choice should be careful to avoid allergic reactions. Especially fish, eggs, dairy, and other allergy-prone foods should be fed cautiously to avoid adverse health effects on kittens. Moreover, when adding other foods to the kitten’s diet, be careful not to overdo it to avoid affecting their nutritional intake.

In summary, to ensure your kitten’s health, please choose appropriate food according to your kitten’s actual condition and provide adequate nutrition for healthy growth.