Grober Pets - Kitten Gro Milk Replacer
Description
TL;DR: Grober Pets Kitten Gro is a Canadian-made milk replacer formulated for kittens aged 0–6 weeks. It mimics queen's milk with balanced proteins and fats, making it suitable for orphaned, rejected, or supplementally nursing kittens.
Raising a young kitten without its mother requires a nutritionally complete substitute. Grober Pets Kitten Gro Milk Replacer is formulated to approximate the composition of queen's milk, giving neonatal kittens the nutrients they need during their earliest weeks.
The powder dissolves easily for quick mixing, which matters when you're feeding every few hours around the clock. It's a practical choice for foster carers, breeders, and anyone caring for a newly rescued kitten.
Key features
- Formulated for kittens aged 0–6 weeks
- Balanced protein and fat profile to support muscle and brain development
- Gentle, easily digestible formula for sensitive young stomachs
- Dissolves easily for consistent mixing and bottle feeding
- Canadian-made by Grober Pets
Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Grober Pets |
| Life stage | Kitten (0–6 weeks) |
| Form | Powdered milk replacer |
| Country of origin | Canada |
Who is it for?
This milk replacer is intended for orphaned kittens, kittens rejected by the queen, or litters that need supplemental feeding because the mother's milk supply is insufficient. If you've taken in a young kitten through a cat kitten adoption near me search, a cat kitten rescue near me, or found a kitten for sale that was separated from its mother too early, a proper milk replacer is essential — cow's milk is not a safe substitute.
It's commonly used by foster carers, shelters, and breeders who need a reliable, easy-to-prepare formula during the neonatal period.
Feeding & use
Follow the mixing and feeding instructions on the product packaging, which specify the powder-to-water ratio and feeding volumes by kitten age and weight. Feed at body temperature using a kitten nursing bottle, and discard any unused reconstituted formula after each feeding.
Kittens typically transition to solid food between 4 and 6 weeks of age; speak with your veterinarian about the right weaning schedule for your kitten.
How does it compare to other Grober formulas?
Grober makes species-specific milk replacers. If you're caring for a young puppy instead, see the Grober Pets - Puppy Gro Milk Replacer. For owners settling a new kitten into a multi-pet home, the Feliway - Classic Diffuser can help reduce stress during the transition, and as your kitten matures you may also want to look at CartiKare - Dog & Cat Chews For Joints for long-term joint support.
Available for same-day pickup at our North York, Toronto storefront, or ships Canada-wide.
Grober Pets - Kitten Gro Milk Replacer
Frequently asked questions
Everything pet parents usually ask about this product.
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What life stage is Grober Kitten Gro Milk Replacer made for?
This milk replacer is formulated specifically for kittens. It is intended as a substitute or supplement to queen's milk during the nursing stage.
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Can this be used for orphaned or rejected kittens?
Yes. Grober Kitten Gro is designed as a milk replacer for kittens that are orphaned, rejected by the queen, or part of a large litter where supplemental feeding is needed.
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Is this product suitable for puppies or other animals?
No. This formula is developed for kittens and is nutritionally balanced for feline nursing needs; puppies and other species require a species-specific milk replacer.
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Can I pick this up in Toronto?
Yes. Same-day pickup is available at our North York storefront, and we ship Canada-wide.
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How should the milk replacer be prepared?
Follow the mixing and feeding instructions printed on the product packaging, as ratios and feeding volumes vary by the kitten's age and weight. If you are unsure, consult your veterinarian for guidance.