Blue cat is a healthy and good exercise cat breed. At the age of 2 months, it needs a balanced diet to support its growth and development. The main ingredient eaten by cats is protein, so the content of protein in food should be higher than that of other pets. Blue cats generally like to eat a variety of foods, including meat, aquatic products, sugar, fat, fruits and vegetables. In addition, it should also ensure that it is provided with sufficient drinking water.

What kind of food can a blue cat of 2.2 months eat?

Blue cats can feed fish, chickens, lean meat, fruits and vegetables when they are two months old. Note that the cat's digestive system is not perfect, and it needs to eat easily digestible food, preferably soft or semi-wet food. In addition, some foods with high fat content, such as sardines or salmon, can be added to blue cats to support the development of their nervous system.

It should be noted that some foods are unfriendly to cats, such as chocolate, green onions and raisins. These foods are harmful to the health of cats and may lead to poisoning, thus endangering their lives. Therefore, blue cat owners need to pay attention to the food safety of their cats.

3. The daily food intake and time of Blue Cat for 2 months.

At the age of 2 months, Blue Cat's daily diet should be distributed according to the following proportions: the daily water consumption should reach at least one tenth of the body weight, and fresh food should be eaten every day, and the extra food can only be some dry food. However, the total amount of these foods is less than1/5 of a day; The food needs to be fed to the blue cat in 5-6 times, and the feeding amount for each time is expected to be 1/8 to110 of the daily amount. Doing so can make them grow up healthier and avoid gastrointestinal disorders.

4, the best diet plan

When Blue Cat is 2 months old, the typical diet combination is dry food, meat and fresh vegetables. Dry food should contain a high proportion of protein and a moderate amount of fat to support the enhancement of its natural immunity. Meat can be Brazilian lobster, salmon or dried fish, and vegetables can include peas, carrots and pumpkins. In addition, fresh water should be provided and the amount of drinking water should be kept sufficient. It's best to consult a veterinarian or pet care expert for the specific diet plan to determine the appropriate diet for the blue cat.