Cat food plays a role in balancing nutrition and promoting growth and development for cats.

Many people buy cat food because it has balanced nutrients and is suitable for the growth of cats.

If you don't buy cat food, you need to make your own food for the cat, and make egg yolk, goat milk powder, chicken liver, chicken, beef and fish (boneless) into cat food to feed it, which is more troublesome, but has many benefits.

If conditions permit, you must make your own cat rice for the cat.

Tips for feeding young cats

1, eat less and eat more meals, and pay attention to timing, quantification and fixed point feeding.

2, timing: feed at a fixed time every day to develop good eating habits. Quantitative: Don't eat too much or too little. With the increase of the cat's age, the cat's appetite will gradually increase in a certain period of time (usually three or four months), and it will remain stable after eight months.

3. Generally, cats about 2 months old should eat more than 5 or 6 times a day. Kittens were usually fed four times a day three months ago, such as 9 am, noon 12, 6 pm and 10. From March to June, feed it three times a day. Twice a day after six months.

4. When there is not enough or no milk for the kitten, you can drink special pet milk powder. When you are older, you can add some rice flour to the milk powder. If you eat milk directly, it may cause diarrhea, because kittens can't digest milk well.

Common sense of adult cat feeding

1, cats enter the adult stage when they are over 12 months old. The adult cat's body and digestive system are basically mature and can digest and absorb nutrients well. Adult cats need complete and balanced nutrition to maintain their best health and prevent aging.

2. When cats are over 7 years old, they will have many health problems, especially in metabolism, such as kidneys and eyes. To solve these problems, it is important to feed them low-fat and low-energy foods to help them maintain their normal weight.

In addition, we should ensure the content of cellulose in food to ensure the health of the stomach and intestines, and reduce the content of magnesium and phosphorus to maintain the health of the urinary system and kidneys. In addition, try to make them digestible food.

3. Weigh the cat regularly to ensure that the cat's weight is within the normal range, and feed it according to the advice of the veterinarian and nutritionist. Evaluate the cat's physical condition regularly and adjust the amount of food to be fed according to the physical condition. Scratching the cat's chin gently will increase the cat's affection for you.