I believe that friends who have come into contact with kittens know that they are difficult to raise, and even raising them requires mastering some essential skills. Many novices are prone to being unable to raise kittens when raising them. So what is the most likely reason for kittens to die? What are the most likely reasons for cats to die? Let’s take a look at why kittens are prone to death.

The death of most kittens after birth may be caused by genetic diseases, malnutrition, light weight, hemolytics, etc. Generally, congenital diseases cannot be cured. In addition, kittens are extremely fragile during the undeveloped and mature period, and they cannot bear the pain of the disease, which will accelerate the death of cats.

Owners should pay attention to the cat's diet. At the beginning, feeding goat milk powder to help the cat's body replenish nutrition. If you find any abnormalities, take the cat to the pet hospital for examination and treatment to avoid life-threatening danger.

If you are really worried, it is recommended to buy cats of 3-6 months old, which is easier to keep.