Product Information
Creamy transitional cereal for kittens 4-8 weeks old that provides a complete diet to introduce nursing kittens to solid food.
- Made to follow KMR or mother’s milk.
- Contains beef and natural milk protein.
- High digestibility and easy-to-use convenience.
- Powder does not require refrigeration.
Instructions
Directions for Mixing: Kittens that are up on their feet and lapping from a bowl may be introduced to KMR 2nd Step. Begin by offering it as a thin gruel. Determine the amount of KMR 2nd Step powder to be fed to the kitten at each feeding using the Feeding Guideline. Reconstitute powder by using 3 parts (a part is any measuring device, i.e. teaspoon, tablespoon or cup) liquid KMR or water.
| Age | Feeding Amount |
|---|---|
| 4-6 weeks | 1/2 to 1 teaspoon per feeding |
| 6-8 weeks | 1 to 1.5 teaspoons per feeding |
FAQ
Can I mix KMR 2nd Step with water instead of liquid KMR?
Yes, you can mix KMR 2nd Step with water. Use 3 parts water to 1 part powder to reconstitute.
Is this food suitable for kittens older than 8 weeks?
No, this product is specifically formulated for kittens between 4 and 8 weeks old. For older kittens, consult a veterinarian for appropriate food options.
Does the powder need to be stored in the refrigerator?
No, the powder does not require refrigeration and can be stored at room temperature.
Nathan Thomson –
My kitten started eating KMR 2nd Step at 6 weeks and transitioned smoothly from milk to solid food. The texture is creamy and easy to mix. She now eats it regularly and seems healthy and active.
Kevin Peters –
The powder mixes well with water and my kitten enjoys the taste. It’s a helpful step in weaning, and the instructions are clear. I used it for 5 days before switching to a full solid food.
Neil Lewis –
Great product for introducing kittens to solid food. My 5-week-old kitten accepted it right away. The high digestibility helps her stay healthy during the transition phase.
Sue Edmunds –
It works as expected, but the amount needed per feeding is small. I had to measure carefully. My kitten seems fine, but it’s not very appealing to her at first.