Cat foods are as follows: Cats are carnivores and can eat chicken, beef, fish, mutton, duck, rabbit, etc. They can also eat cat food, vegetables, fruits, canned cats, freeze-dried cats, cat strips, and dried meat.

, nutritional paste and other foods, so that the nutrition will be more comprehensive and balanced; if it is a kitten, you can also eat goat milk powder and milk cake.

When feeding cats, do not feed bones or fish bones to prevent cats from getting stuck in their throats, and do not feed cats food that is too oily or salty.

Food and water should be kept as far away from the cat's toilet (litter box) as possible.

Try not to use a double-bowl design (food and water bowls next to each other) because the water may be contaminated with food and the cat will be less willing to drink the water.

It’s best to keep food and water bowls at least half a meter apart.

Bowls made of glass, porcelain, or stainless steel are better than plastic bowls because the smell of earlier contents may linger in the plastic.

Being able to wash the dishes in the dishwasher is also helpful.

Many cats don't like eating from deep bowls, so a flat plate is better, or placed on a tray.

Many cats like a water fountain, which can induce them to drink more water.

Most cats prefer their food to be at least room temperature.

For sick cats who don't have much of an appetite, slightly warming the food (standing a bowl in warm water for a while works well) can make a difference.

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