Since she relies on you for food,,,it's best to offer a more balanced diet. some gud alternatives are: 1. Protein-rich food : Cats are obligate carnivores, meaning they need meat. Cooked chicken, fish, or egg (without seasoning) would be ideal. 2. Wet cat food: If posible, provide canned cat food, as it's nutritionally complete and easy to eat 3. Dry cat food (kibble): If she eats kibble, ensure fresh water is available.(Farmina, Whiskas, Drools, Friskies, Royal canin and many comercially available brands available in mkt). 4. Gradual transtion : If she's refusing anything other than milk/curd, try mixing a small portion of new food into her curd and gradually increase it. 5. Hydration: Always provide clean water, especially if reducing milk intake. Multiple water bowls at diff places helps. running water is something they love enjoying..

Since she’s a mother cat, she needs extra nutrition for herself and her kittens. Ensure proper diet,,it will help her stay healthy. Finally, see a vet one-on-one and get proper guidance if you have more queries..thanks hope this helps a bit..Regards-Dr. Sandeep Yadav