How to distinguish between cat breeds

Methods to Distinguish Cat Breeds:

1, look at the cat's breed features, such as the round face of the English short cat as well as the stubby limbs, the blue eyes of the Ragdoll cat, the folded ears of the Folded Ear cat folded forward, and the flat nose of the Garfield cat.

2. Look at the color of the cat's fur, such as the blue cat's fur is gray-blue, and the hair pattern on the tiger spotted cat is distributed like the pattern on a tiger.

Kitten Feeding Tips

1, less food, more meals, feeding should pay attention to the timing, quantitative, fixed point.

2. Timing: feed at a fixed time every day to develop good eating habits. Rationing: The amount of food should not be too much or too little. As the cat's age increases, the amount of food for the kitten will gradually increase at a certain period of time (usually three or four months) and remain stable for more than eight months.

3. Generally, cats around 2 months old eat more than 5 or 6 times a day. Kittens before three months are usually fed four times a day, such as at 9am, 12pm, 6pm and 10pm. Three to six months old, feed three times a day. After six months old, twice daily.

4. If you don't have enough or no milk for your kitten, you can drink special pet milk powder, and when you are older, you can add some rice flour to the milk powder. If you consume milk directly, it may cause diarrhea, because kittens can't digest milk well.

Feeding tips for adult cats

1. Cats enter the adult stage at 12 months of age or older, and the body and digestive system of adult cats have basically matured and are able to digest and absorb nutrients better. Adult cats require full and balanced nutrition to maintain their optimal health and prevent aging.

2. When cats reach 7 years of age or older, they will develop many health problems, especially in the metabolic area, such as the kidneys and eyes. To solve these kinds of problems, it is important to feed them low-fat, low-energy foods to help them maintain a normal body weight. It is also important to ensure that the food is high in fiber to keep the gut healthy, and low in magnesium and phosphorus to keep the urinary system and kidneys healthy. In addition, you should try to provide them with food that is easy to digest.

3. Weigh your cat regularly to ensure that its weight is within normal range, and feed it according to the recommendations of your veterinarian and nutritionist. Regularly assess the cat's physical condition and adjust the amount of food fed accordingly. Gently scratching the cat's chin is going to increase the cat's favoritism towards you.