Is it safe for a 2-week-old orphaned kitten to go 7 hrs without milk?

Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach. If she has open eyes, most of her kitten teeth, can walk, and is otherwise doing well, you can actually start leaving some kitten food out for her. Canned kitten food mixed with formula/milk is a good place to start. You can leave this for her before bed and she can eat it throughout the night. I definitely recommend a maximum of 8 hours between feedings if she will not eat kitten food. Best wishes to you and your kitten!

Three weeks old is too young for a kitten to be separated from it's mother, so I would return him to his mother if possible. If he is an orphan, he should be fed every three hours. Check out this website for further details on raising an orphan kitten: http://www.2ndchance.info/orphankitten.htm

It would not be ideal - you would aim to have kittens initially feeding within 2hours of birth to ensure energy and immune system protection. If they have received this first feed, 4 hours would be maximum wait until next feed

I will put a link below to an article that gives an emergency formula, but it cannot be fed long term. You must go out first thing in the morning to get kitten formula (goat's milk is not recommended). Best of luck. https://www.2ndchance.info/orphankitten.htm

Yes, that is probably a good plan. She is too young to go very long without eating. They can get easily hypoglycemic. She really should have stayed with her mom until 8 weeks of age. I know it is just 10-11 days more but that makes a big difference in a neonate. I would suggest trying this food: ( https://www.petco.com/shop/en/petcostore/product/royal-canin-feline-health-nutrition-baby-cat-loaf-wet-cat-food ) Hope this helps. Best wishes.

I would start supplementing the kitten with kitten formula fed out of a syringe or kitten bottle every 3-4 hours. Some times the mom will abandon her kitten but sometimes she will come back. I would try to supplement for now just so the kitten won't have any issues. I hope this helps.

Yes he should be getting much more than that, i hope you are trying to feed him kitten milk replacer. any bottle for kittens will do, just buy the first one you come across in the pet shop and feed him with the bottle every 2-4 hours.