Can I feed my newborn kitten goat milk instead of milk replacer?

At this age it is not advised to give your kitty goats milk. She no longer can absorb it once she has been weaned (between 4-5 weeks of age). It is best to keep her on kitten food from here moving forward or you will likely cause some upset stomach and diarrhea. I hope this helps and best wishes with your pet Mau moving forward. Take care!

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.

If the kitten is 1-2 months old than she should be able to eat some regular cat food, especially if you get wet food and add some water to it. Human baby formula is not ideal but if you can't get kitten milk replacer and she is not eating solid food than you could give her some. It would be best to use a kitten formula or just regular cat food. Most kittens than are 2 months old are ready to be weaned from their mothers.

If the kitten is weaned and eating jitten food then you no longer have to worry about milk. You might have to soften dry food with water or with canned kitten food if needed also. If the kitten is not eating good meals then you will have to supplement with kitten milk until he is able to get good meals with dry or canned food

I think the bunny looks fine. Just because it is smaller does not mean it is not healthy. You can add goat milk (regular, not low fat) to the kitten milk replacer and a pinch of acidophilus (aka Probiotic) to the formula to promote healthy gut flora. Formulas vary depending on region. Avoid Esbilac and any puppy formulas. FEED TWICE A DAY ONLY and let them have free choice alfalfa hay. At 3-6 weeks of age they should be eating about 13-15 cc/ml each feeding (two feedings a day) but it may be LESS depending on size of rabbit so they little one may only eat 8-12cc. That is OK. Hope this helps.

Milk replacement for cats is fine to give her, but please know it's very serious when a cat won't eat. If they go long enough without eating (about 72 hours), they will develop a fatty liver. A fatty liver is fatal without treatment. You need to take her into a vet now, especially since she is nursing kittens. She may have a severe post-partum illness. Take her kittens with you to the vet.

A kitten at 8 weeks old is able to eat dry food just fine. If you want to put a little water or tuna juice on it to soften it you can but it is likely not necessary. If she will not eat the dry food you can always give her canned food. DO NOT mix it with cow's milk - that milk is not good for cats. If you must use milk you need to use kitten milk replacer. Hope this helps. Best wishes.