Kittens are generally fed 4-5 times a day. Because kittens are relatively fragile and their gastrointestinal function is weak, the feeding principle is to eat small amounts and frequent meals, and the interval between two meals should not exceed 6 hours. Be careful not to overfeed each time, as your young body will not be able to bear it. When feeding, it is best to soak the food until it is soft before eating, and the temperature of the food is best controlled between 35-38 degrees. If the cat does not like soaked food, you can feed it dry milk cake. At the same time, you should also observe the kitten's feces to see if its stomach can adapt to these foods and whether it will cause diarrhea.

How many times do adult cats eat a day?

Feed about twice a day. The gastrointestinal function of adult cats is not as weak as that of kittens. It is generally recommended to feed them in the morning and evening. Once, eat until you are 7 minutes full each time. However, if an adult cat has gastrointestinal diseases, the feeding principle is to choose small meals and frequent meals, and do not eat too much at one meal. If the cat eats too much at one time, or eats food that is difficult to digest, you can feed the cat an appropriate amount of probiotics Helps digestion. It is also recommended to feed it an appropriate amount of vegetables, fruits and other foods to make the cat's nutrition more comprehensive.