How do I bottle-feed my kitten?

You typically take kittens, and you would just pop the bottle in the mouth, just like you're feeding a baby. And if they're hungry, they'll drink.

It's going to take a lot of time. Depending on their age, kittens need to be fed very frequently—every two to three hours. Because their stomachs are small, so you can't feed them a lot of volume at one time. Therefore, they have to be fed very frequently.

To bottle feed a kitten, you will need a specific bottle and nipple size that's made for kittens, as well as a kitten milk replacer. Introduce the nipple into the kitten's mouth and keep the kitten upright with the bottle elevated so that they can suck down the milk appropriately and not aspirate it into their lungs.

The biggest thing that I see people do is they flip the kittens on their backs and hold them like a baby. We really shouldn't be doing that with kittens. They should be on their tummies, similar to how they would be lying if they were nursing from their mother. Usually we'll use a little kind of replacement nipple, made out of silicone, and a small bottle. You can feed the bottle by gently placing the nipple into their mouth. They should start suckling right away. Keep the bottle inverted so they don't start gulping down a lot of air into their bellies because that can upset their stomachs.