CATDOLL : What should I do if the newborn kitten won’t eat milk?

Newborn kittens cannot drink milk, but their owners can help them. They can first put the kitten next to the mother cat, and then let it suck the mother cat's nipple, and gently squeeze the mother cat's nipple to allow the milk to be secreted. When the kitten tastes the milk, it will generally suck it by itself, and slowly learn to drink breast milk by itself.

If you still can't learn, you can use a bottle to feed milk. The size of the hole on the nipple is very important. You need to cut a hole yourself. The size of the hole is so that you can turn the bottle upside down and drip only one drop of milk at a time. If the hole is too big, the milk will flow out of the hole and the kitten will be inhaled into the lungs when breathing.