Kittens that are just over a month old should be fed 4-5 times a day. They can be fed every 3-4 hours, with each feeding consisting of 25-30ml of goat milk. At this age, their digestive system is not yet fully developed, so owners should feed them small amounts frequently. After the kitten is 40 days old, owners can add a small amount of kitten food or baby formula to the goat milk, soaking it until soft before feeding it to the kitten. Gradually introduce the new food, completing the transition over a week to help the kitten wean smoothly. 
There are four things to keep in mind when feeding a kitten that is just one month old:
1. The principle of feeding kittens should be to feed them soft food and small, frequent meals. All food prepared for kittens should be easy to digest without requiring chewing, to avoid putting a burden on their digestive system and thus affecting their growth.
2. The formula you choose for your kitten should also be a professional cat formula. Goat milk formula is a special pet formula.
3. You can add a drop of vitamins and an appropriate amount of calcium powder to the cat's food to ensure that the kitten gets enough vitamins, calcium, etc. to ensure the cat's growth.
4. One-month-old kittens primarily obtain their growth nutrition from their mother's milk. Owners can also prepare soft, nutritious food for the kitten so it can become familiar with the taste after weaning, which can promote successful weaning.
