What should you do if you find a kitten or puppy?

1. When you find a cat, dog, kitten, or puppy, take it to a veterinarian.

-This will allow us to check the animal's health, age, whether it has a microchip, etc., and give you advice.

2. If it is less than one month old:

-Check the temperature (between 37 and 38°C) with a rectal thermometer. Place them in a warm room without drafts.

-Feed it with suitable formula milk: ask your veterinarian for advice. Do not use cow's milk, which is not suitable for kittens, and be wary of advice found on the internet.

-Keep him clean by wiping his body with a slightly damp, warm cloth.

-Monitor your pet's weight daily. If there is no weight gain or a decrease in weight for more than 2 consecutive days, call your veterinarian.

-After each bottle, take a compress and, using a little warm water, make small circular movements on the baby's genital area to stimulate the urge to urinate or defecate (as a mother would do with her tongue). Also massage the baby's stomach. 

3. If it is more than one month old:

Monitor its progress and have it checked by a veterinarian.