PetAg KMR Liquid Replacer for Kittens & Cats, 11oz Can, White and Tan Coat (99509-1) Review

Cats lick this, we give her one to help her take her medicine, dissolve a crushed pill in 2 tablespoons of KMR and she licks. Also give a pregnant cat 2 tablespoons as a supplement to have on hand for kittens when needed. The jar is large and only lasts 72 hours in the fridge once opened, so next time I'll buy a smaller jar.

I've had great luck with this liquid milk replacer along with the powder. If you're in a hurry and don't want to fuss, this liquid is for you. Just open the jar and I believe the directions say it can even be refrigerated for up to 5 days (I kept mine in the jar). my 3-day-old rescued kitten has used it up by then, so it's not for nothing. Left the kitten alive with no problems.

I really liked the simplicity but my kitty got diarrhea from the bottle. I prefer the same brand in powder form. I wish this would work for my kids, but this brand is recommended by the humane society I raise for and the vet who teaches me how to be a good foster mom to kittens. Great brand but prefer the powder and my kitty ate the powder better. Not sure why

In August this year I found a three week old kitten who appeared to have been abandoned by her mother and who was in a very serious condition so urgently brought her to Vet and the CMR was given to me along with a syringe to feed. Kitty didn't like the syringe but she did very well with the tiny feeding bottle and greedily drank about 30ml 4-5 times a day. I tried the powdered form but the kitten didn't like it so we settled on canned food. She started weaning off the bottle at around 6 weeks…

I finally rescued a kitten about six weeks old who was abandoned by her mother for at least a week, according to the people who originally found her and caught her and bought her for her. I tried giving it to her at the nursery I bought at the store and she completely refused it, wanting nothing to do with it and I was very upset that I couldn't get her to drink it . . (Since then, friends who have often rescued and raised kittens have told me that a medical dropper so you can express them is…

I bought this for a 6 week old special needs kitten (SugarCheddar). He had several eye infections and I used an antibiotic eye ointment which cured him but by then he was stunted and much smaller than his littermate (SpiceBarry). I assumed the infection had used up his calories and prevented him from growing as fast. But then I realized that he's not doing as well and not developing as well as his brother. It reminded me of a baby with cerebral palsy. I had some tuna juice on my fingers when I…