Found an abandoned kitten shaking. How do I feed and keep it warm?

Good luck. Make sure to warm it first and if it appears sick or dehydrated I'd recomend a vet visits asap. Look for milk replacer for kittens. kMR is a good brand. And feed as directed. Here's some more info. http://www.veterinarypartner.com/Content.plx?P=A&S=0&C=0&A=576 Good luck!

How lovely of you to look after this kitten! Newborns kittens are extremely fragile and require round the clock care. First thing you need to do is get a kitten formula. I'm not sure if you can get KMR brand in India, but I would recommend that if you can find it, it's an excellent formula. Newborn kittens cannot last long without food, so find some kitten formula immediately. It's also very important to keep it warm at all times. I will put a link below on how to raise an orphan kitten. http://www.2ndchance.info/orphankitten.htm

He definitely needs to be warm, you need to heat the room properly or you can put a warm water bottle under his blanket. regarding the feeding, he should be fine during the night as he can drink by himself if he gets really hungry.

You need to keep it warm, use blankets, fan or a hot-water bottle. Try to put her with the mum and see if he will feed from her. You should put his face right on the nipple and try to 'attach' him. If he is not able to feed from the mum you will have to syringe-feed or bottle-feed the kitten with a cat milk formula. After feeding you need to massage the belly with a warm cloth to stimulate urination and defecation.

It is difficult to see how healthy Blacky is from the pictures, but she does look a bit thin. I would see if you can get a dewormer from the local pet store and give that to her. Make sure it is the right dose by checking the label on the bottle or box; don't just trust pet store owner's advice. You can feed her milk mixed with raw egg for the time being. I would leave her out on the porch (if it's safe from dogs) in the box for another day to see if Mom comes back. If she doesn't, then you have a couple of options: 1) Bring her to the Blue Cross in Chenai 2) Keep her and take care of her If you are going to care for her, then you want to seek advice from a veterinarian. I'm sure you can find another one in the area. The Blue Cross should also have some good information on how to keep her healthy. Here is a link to a short article on kitten care that should be helpful: https://www.petcoach.co/article/new-kitten-101/

Poor Tim! If you can't find the mother, you will need to take care of Tim. Young kittens can require a lot of care initially. At his age, Tim can begin weaning. If he is healthy, he will eat out of low lipped bowls or plates. I recommend to get kitten formula, canned kitten food and dry (kibble kitten food). Set out a bowl of the plain dry kibble, a bowl of the canned kitten food and bowl of kibbled soaked in formula. You may need to smear the canned food and the soaked kibble around his mouth or even place a few small pieces in his mouth. Most kittens will begin eating this way. Gradually reduce the amount of soaked kibbled over the next 3 weeks. The food I recommend most is called Royal Canin Baby Cat. It is made for young kittens under 8 weeks of age: https://www.royalcanin.com/us/cats/products/retail-products/mother-babycat-dry-cat-food Here is a link about raising very young kittens including a formula you can make at home if nothing else is available: https://www.petcoach.co/article/how-to-raise-orphan-kittens/ Lastly, here is a link about litterbox training: https://www.petcoach.co/article/litter-box-training-for-your-kitten/ I hope this helps and please feel free to post any additional questions.

How lovey of you to rescue Zaytoune! I would have him seen by a vet asap. He does sound ill if he has discharge next to his nose and eyes, and it can be a sign of respiratory infection. Young kittens are extremely fragile, so it's important to have any problem with them checked out right away by a vet. You are doing the right thing by keeping him warm, and I would check out this website for further information on how to care for him: http://www.2ndchance.info/orphankitten.htm By the time Zaytoune is four weeks old, you can start weaning him onto solid food. To do this, I would soak a high quality kitten formulated dry food in warm water until soft. Then mix that with kitten formula such as KMR to make a mush the consistency of oatmeal. Over the next two weeks, gradually increase the amount of dry kitten food and decrease the amount of water and KMR you use until he is eating the dry kitten food only.