Your kitten feels cold. Here's what to do in the next five minutes.

A cold kitten is a critical kitten. Warm first, feed second — feeding a chilled kitten can kill it. Free printable card with the warming steps and the temperature numbers.

Cold is the fastest way a neonatal kitten dies, and the most common mistake people make is a kind one: they reach for the bottle first.

A chilled kitten's gut stops moving. Formula sits in the stomach undigested and can be inhaled into the lungs. Warmth has to come first — before formula, before a bath, before the drive to the vet.

This free two-page card gives you the warming protocol in five steps, the safe heat sources and the ones that burn kittens, normal temperature by age (which is not the number most guides quote for newborns), the concrete signs that mean call a vet now, and a warming log so you have something to read off when someone asks how the last two hours have gone.

Print it. Tape it inside the lid of your kitten supply bin. Fill in your vet's number on the bottom of page one before you need it.