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Kittens usually begin to gradually reduce their milk intake when they are about 4 to 8 weeks old. By this time, kittens have usually begun to eat foods other than milk, and their nutritional needs will change.
Kittens can continue to drink milk for several more months, but it should not be their main source of nutrition. High-quality kibble for kittens is a good choice to ensure they get the nutrients they need for growth.

When kittens are about to stop drinking milk, it's important to gradually transition them to permanent food to ensure they're getting all the nutrients they need for growth. Here are some suitable foods for kittens:
- Kitten kibble: High quality kibble specially designed to meet the nutritional needs of kittens. They are usually full of protein, quality oils and other nutrients needed for growth and health.
- Wet food for kittens: Wet food is also a good choice, as it provides extra hydration and helps kittens learn to consume food differently. Choose high-quality wet foods that contain meat or fish as the main ingredient.
- Formulated kitten food: Formulated kitten foods often contain nutrients necessary for development. For newborn kittens or kittens with weak health conditions, formula food may be the appropriate choice.
- Homemade food: If you want to cook your own kitten food, make sure your recipe provides enough protein, fat, and essential vitamins and minerals. Consult your veterinarian to ensure a balanced diet.

Note that each cat may have a different food ration. If there are any changes in your cat's diet that you're concerned about, discuss them with your vet to make sure they're getting the nutrients they need.
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