#bottle fed

Yesterday, randomly and implusivly, I took in three two week old kittens.

They were abandoned out at a construction center and one of the employees found them, without a scratch or wound, in a hard hat zone.

Their mother was nowhere to be seen, and assumed to be dead, so I couldn't help myself but to take them in.

At first they hated the car ride, were terrified, and were screaming for their lives, but as soon as we fed them they dosed off.

We were supposedly picking up my sister from the airport, we had a few hours left of time, so we brought the babies to the park!!

Gave them more food ❤ they were mostly content by this point

More sleeping from the bapies

There was a birthday party going on, so they got a lot of attention from little kids and adults alike, because no one really brings cats, let alone two week old kittens, to the park lmao.

I do have cat allergies, so to take care of them I have to take medicine fairly regularly, but I don't mind

They're really happy at my home and I wouldn't wish for anything more than that! I'm so so glad that they're safe, fed, and loved. They didn't deserve to lose momma so early

Hello! Thank you so much! 

Male Omega breastfeeding would be similar to a Female Omega breast feeding. Along with Male and Female Betas. Hope this helps! 

Male Omega Breast feeding is totally possible.

It’s normal. 

They won’t grow humongous breasts.

They will stop producing milk when it’s not needed (the child grows up).

Their breasts/chest will go back to normal size when producing milk is not needed.

They would prefer to stick to their nests (or a comfy/snug area) to breast feed.

Bottle use is normal as well, it’s really up to the Omega.

Some Omegas will start with breast feeding and then switch to bottle use.

Some parents pump their breasts and put that in bottles. 

If supplies were in short supply

Male Omegas would need to limit breast feeding time, since, if things are in short supply people are going to have to work harder and such to survive. But they do have to feed their children. 

Lets say the child’s parent died or abandon, hopefully, another Omega or Beta would step up to the plate and their nurturing instinct kicks in and they are able to produce the milk that is needed.

Goat 3 (Youngest)

Her name is Olive! I bottlefed her for the first few months after she was bought.