First, you need to create a warm little nest for the kitten to make it feel safe. Kittens that are only two weeks old will feel insecure after being separated from their mothers and will be afraid in an unfamiliar environment. Pet owners need to provide kittens with a warm little nest so that they can live comfortably and gradually become familiar with their surroundings.
In addition, kittens that are only two weeks old have relatively weak immune systems and are more prone to illness if they are not kept warm. Pet owners should put several blankets in their kitten's bed to prevent the kitten from catching a cold. 
Whether kittens can drink milk has been a point of contention for many. Theoretically, kittens should not drink milk because they lack the enzyme lactase, which can cause diarrhea and other problems.
However, some owners say that they also feed their cats milk, but their cats have not shown any abnormalities. This is due to individual differences among cats. For the sake of the cat's health, it is best not to feed the cat milk.
Once the kitten starts eating softened cat food, the owner can gradually reduce the proportion of milk feeding and increase the proportion of cat food. During the transition to cat food, it is crucial to avoid feeding kittens cat food directly, otherwise the kitten is very likely to experience various gastrointestinal problems, such as diarrhea, constipation, and in severe cases, even vomiting.
