What is the best food for cats?

Kitten: It should be quantified as regularly as possible. Newly weaned kittens should be fed four to five times a day. When they are six months old and weigh three-quarters of adult cats, the feeding times can be gradually reduced to two times a day. Cats generally don't overeat, so feed them according to their needs at every meal. It is recommended to feed chicken bibimbap and fish bibimbap or kitten food for 20 to 30 minutes, and the remaining food should not be left in the cat's food plate and removed in time. Male cats eat more and grow faster than female cats, and their adult weight is heavier than female cats.

2. Adult cats: Fresh cat food, such as meat and fish, should be added once or twice a week, because these foods are rich in protein and can provide calories and amino acids for cats, which is very important for their development. However, in order to prevent cats from getting toxoplasmosis, all meat must be cooked and cut into small pieces for cats to chew. As for fish, owners should carefully remove fishbones and bones to prevent cats from being stabbed by swallowing them.

Third, elderly cats: reduce the calorie intake by 20% in adulthood. Although it will not make cats feel comfortable, we should control protein, minerals, salt and fat in order to prevent various visceral diseases. Therefore, it is necessary to use special feed for elderly cats, and people should pay special attention not to give it to cats. Also consider the weakness of the cat's teeth and internal organs, and prepare something easy to digest and soft for the cat to eat. If all the teeth are lost, the cat's food should be steamed in hot water before it is given to the cat. Never give the cat cold food, so that the old cat can spend his old age comfortably.

Fourth, the delivery cat: it is not appropriate to feed the pet cat immediately after the delivery. The principle is to eat less and eat more, and the prepared food should be easy to digest. Just after delivery, the so-called food is preferably liquid, for example, adding a small amount of egg yolk, bread, broth and so on to porridge. After the cat recovers, prepare some foods rich in protein, fat, vitamins and minerals. And you can start feeding cats food such as cat food. There are many foods for postpartum cats, such as cat food, canned cats, eggs, broth and so on. You just need to know how to arrange the matching when feeding and give different foods to cats at different stages. While meeting the physical needs of cats, we must also ensure a reasonable diet and good health.

Precautions: Cats' dietary taboos.

Onions: Onions contain ingredients that destroy red blood cells in cats. Although they will not be fed separately, please be careful not to mix them with meat.

Fish bones and chicken bones: Some people think that cats can chew bones well, but in fact cats don't chew food, but swallow it. There is a danger that a big bone will stab the cat's stomach, so it's best to get rid of it.

Dessert: Some owners think it's interesting to feed their cats cakes and chocolates. They think it doesn't seem to matter, but it will lead to tooth decay and weight gain, so this kind of thing should be avoided. If these things are fed regularly, cats will get into the habit of eating sweets.

Raw pork: Because pork contains Toxoplasma gondii, it must be cooked.

Cuttlefish and octopus: It is said that eating cuttlefish and octopus will soften the waist joints, but the actual situation is not clear, but because it is not easy to digest, it is not suitable for eating and is not suitable as a regular food.

Abalone and conch: Eating these things can cause mild allergies and dermatitis, especially to cats' ears.