Baby robin need an answer fast

well its late and I cant really go out and find any worms rite now so all I am trying to do is feed it a little cat food but thanks for the advice. I guess we will see if it survives the night and go from there it is sleeping now and I will keep the kitten away she just recently realized what I had in the bowl so

Newborn birds are probably the hardest animal to raise. They need constant attention and need to be fed almost every hour. I rescued a newborn baby blue jay a few years ago that fell out of its nest, and it only lasted a few days before it died. I later found out from a vet that I over-fed it! And that’s why it died. The thing with baby birds is that it will keep opening its mouth no matter how full it is, so keep this in mind. In the wild, the mother knows exactly how much to feed the baby, but the baby doesn’t so it will keep opening it’s mouth as long as you are feeding it. So I can’t give you much advice but that. Good luck

PS I wouldn’t recommend cat food because birds don’t eat that type of meat…it’s newborn belly would probably not be able to digest it and it would definitely get sick. Go dig up some worms…you have to feed it food that its species is used to.