Daylight Saving Time will end on April 5, 2015, at 3:00am (DST), when clocks are wound back an hour. Queensland, Western Australia and the Northern Territory do not observe daylight saving. Take a look at our table to see how daylight saving affects time differences across the country.
Kittens need milk for the first several weeks of their lives. The kittensâ mother provides the best milk for their needs at that age. However, you may feed orphan kittens goatâs milk, available at many large grocery stores or supermarkets.You can also feed them kitten milk replacement formula. Cowâs milk can upset a kittenâs stomach and should be used as a last resort.Kittens should be drinking water by the time they are 4 to 6 weeks of age.rphaned kittens should drink milk, but older kittens and cats may not tolerate it well. Imagine a kitten. Chances are you imagined a kitten drinking from a bowl of milk, possibly with a bow around her neck. However, kittens who are old enough to separate from their mothers are old enough to drink water instead of milk.
What to Feed Orphan Kittens. Don't use cow's milk to feed newborn kittens. There are kitten milk replacement products available that are much better, such as Just Born Kitten Replacement Formula available from Petco (and other places). These replacement formulas are closer to that of a mother cat's milk.hatever method you are using to feed the kitten, keep the kitten upright (as in the top photo) and not on its back while it is feeding. Laying the kitten on its back will cause it to aspirate the formula into its lungs. The formula should be warmed before giving it to the kitten.