Misunderstandings about feeding cats:

1. Give cats snacks frequently. If you overfeed snacks, your cat will develop a picky eating habit. Snacks should actually be given as rewards. Never overfeed your cat with snacks just because he or she is greedy.

2. Give the cat milk. Many cats are lactose intolerant. Human milk has too many additives for cats to digest. Drinking it once or twice occasionally will be fine, but if you drink too much, cats will vomit and have diarrhea.

3. Cats love to eat fish. Fish can provide cats with good protein and other nutrients, but excess fish can be harmful to cats' health. For example, cats who consume a diet containing excessive amounts of tuna for a long time may develop yellow fat disease. The cause of the disease is insufficient amounts of multivitamins in food, which can produce a painful inflammatory reaction.

4. Treat liver as a staple food. Cats are carnivores. If you buy some chicken liver for your cat to eat every day, eating chicken liver as a staple food for a long time will cause your cat to become obese.

The correct way to feed cats:

1. The amount of feeding should be determined according to the age, size, activity level and temperament of each cat. You can refer to the food Please explain or consult a professional doctor. The cat should be fed stably within a period, and the amount of food should not be too much or too little.

2. The ingredients of cat food include appropriate proportions of protein, fat, vitamins and minerals. A lack or excess of any one ingredient will lead to disease.

3. Cat feeding utensils, mats and cat towels must be disinfected frequently with disinfectant water to prevent bacterial growth and affect the cat’s health.