Is it safe to foster stray puppies with my kitten? What can they eat?

No, the nutritional needs of puppies and kittens are different. KMR has too much protein and not enough fat for puppies and will likely cause diarrhea. If necessary, goat milk may be fed to puppies until you get a proper puppy milk replacer.

Thank you for submitting your question regarding your pets. Home cooking pet food can be very satisfying as most pets love it. However, it is extremely difficult to make the meals nutritionally balanced. For this reason, I recommend using a recipe provided by a veterinary nutritionist. I have several clients using this and have been so pleased with the results. I recommend www.balanceit.com. The nutritional requirements for a kitten will be different from an adult dog. Kittens need more protein and fat for growth and development. They also require an amino acid known as taurine in their diet. I hope this information helps!

I would recommend to feed Royal Canin Puppy food. Its an easy to digest food that should be less likely to cause upset stomach. Wash her and make sure to pick off any fleas you see. If you decide to keep her, take her into a vet as soon as you can to get a deworming done and start vaccines if she is old enough. The doctor can also estimate her age. I hope this helps!

It is best to let the dog eat only dog food and the nutritional contents and vitamins are greatly different based on their needs. You can try to feed your cat up high, a counter or laundry room, to keep the dog from reaching it or getting to it. If the puppy gets cat food every now and then, it will not cause any harm, but it should not be its sole source of nutrition

Yes, you can let them carry on with that as long as they seem to be growing normally and as long as they do not seem to have any health issues. ideally though it would have been better for the kittens to nurse on their mother and same thing with the puppies.

So I agree that adult food should be fed to adult cats and kitten food should be fed to kittens. Kittens need more calcium and phosphorus to help them grow properly. They need more calories because they are usually more active than adult cats. Adults that eat kitten food for a long period will usually gain too much weight. If they become obese this can cause secondary problems like obesity and diabetes. Kittens who eat adult food occasionally will have growth abnormalities or poor weight gain. I hope this helps!

Since designated puppy food is high in protein, your cat should be fine eating it. It is always better to feed cat food, as cats need different ratios of ingredients. I do not think you should wash your cat at all unless he is contaminated with gooey stuff or poisons. Cats are very proficient in cleaning themselves. If your cat is not cleaning himself properly, he may be ill and would need to be seen by a veterinarian for an exam.