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Zen BabyCat · Kitten · From birth

Milk replacer
for kittens

A complete, balanced formula that follows the natural composition of the mother’s milk. It dissolves quickly, without lumps, and is designed for easy absorption.

Safe preparation

Follow the ratio, temperature and hygiene given. If the kitten is weak, refuses a feed or is not gaining weight, see your vet as soon as possible.

Format

300 g
Tub with bottle · Powdered formula
Where to find it

Specialist stores · Please confirm stock before visiting.

We will help you find your nearest stockist

It can be offered from birth until solid food begins, when the kitten needs to replace or supplement the mother’s milk. Thanks to its moderate fat content it can also be used in adult cats with feeding difficulties, under professional guidance.

Skimmed milk powder, vegetable oils, whey, wheat starch, vitamins, minerals and trace elements. Enriched with high-quality, fast-absorbing protein.

Mix 10 g of powder with 50 ml of hot water at 60 °C. Stir until smooth and let it cool to about 38 °C before offering it.

Split the daily amount into several feeds, by bottle or bowl depending on age. Prepare each feed fresh and do not keep leftovers.

Keep the product in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and heat. Wash the bottle and utensils carefully after every feed.

A simple ratio for each feed

10g
Powdered formula
per preparation
50ml
Water
at 60 °C
38°C
Temperature
before serving
Frequently asked questions

About Zen
BabyCat

The essentials for preparing the formula and its first weeks.

No. It is a milk replacer made to follow the profile of the mother’s milk and cover the kitten’s needs while nursing.

It can be used from birth until solid food begins. The exact moment of weaning depends on age, development and the vet’s advice.

It is not advised. Prepare each feed fresh and discard any leftover mix to reduce microbiological risk.

It is sold in veterinary clinics and specialist shops. Tell us your town and we will point you to the nearest stockist.