Nursing Kitten Throwing Up Curdled Milk
When a nursing kitten throws up milk, it may appear that the milk is curdled. The normal acids in the kitten's stomach causes the milk to begin to curdle, forming a clot.
When a nursing kitten throws up milk, it may appear that the milk is curdled. The normal acids in the kitten's stomach causes the milk to begin to curdle, forming a clot.
Occasionally a mother cat will come into season while she is still caring for a litter of kittens -- and this can affect her milk to the detriment of her nursing babies.