Pomera cats are native to the United Kingdom. They were produced by the unintentional mating of Burmese cats and Chinchilla cats (details introduced). They were later artificially bred and recognized. The appearance of the Pomera cat is more similar to the Burmese cat, with a round head, round eyes, and the charming black eyeliner of the Chinchilla cat. Pomera cats are docile and affectionate, with soft and silky coats and a strong and compact structure. So what do Pomera cats eat? How to raise Pomera cats! Today I will introduce to you how to raise Pomera cats.

What do Pomera cats eat?

The feeding of Pomera cats is not much different from other cats. Many pet friends are discussing what to feed cats to make them grow stronger. More people prefer to feed cat food, which has balanced nutrition and reasonable formula, and saves time and effort. Some people also feed cats raw meat. Many people believe that cats will be infected with parasites if they eat raw meat. In fact, freezing raw poultry meat for 3 days and freezing beef for 10 days can kill insect eggs. Kittens are not fully developed and their gastrointestinal digestion is relatively fragile, so they are not suitable for feeding raw meat. The meat needs to be thawed before feeding raw meat to adult cats. If it is fish, it is best to cook it before feeding it. In addition, if a cat after 6 months old eats raw meat, it is best to deworm the cat once a month.

There are also parents who feed Pomila cats homemade cat food. If you don’t have much experience, it is not recommended to feed your cat homemade cat food as a staple food, as it may cause malnutrition in the cat. You can feed your cat mainly cat food and feed homemade cat food as supplementary food.

In addition, parents should also note that cat snacks can be used as a tool to train cats or develop relationships with cats. Do not feed them in large quantities, as this may cause cats to be picky eaters.

The above introduces what Pomera cats eat. In addition, Pomera cats cannot eat things, including foods with high salt content and human snacks, milk, raisins, persimmons, star fruits, and avocados. , grapefruit and so on.