Kittens over three months old can eat freeze-dried food, but if the kitten is still under three months old, it cannot eat freeze-dried food. Because the gastrointestinal tract function of kittens is not stable enough before they are three months old, feeding freeze-dried food to cats at this time can easily cause indigestion and diarrhea. And in daily feeding and management, owners should also master the amount of freeze-dried feed. They should not feed freeze-dried cats as staple food, and they should not feed freeze-dried cats too frequently to avoid cats becoming picky eaters. Phenomenon.

How many months can cats eat freeze-dried food?

Cats over three months old can eat freeze-dried food. Because cats under three months old have not had their deciduous teeth replaced and their gastrointestinal organs are not fully developed, eating freeze-dried food can easily cause gastrointestinal discomfort or gastrointestinal diseases. Cats under three months old have not yet been fully vaccinated, so gastrointestinal discomfort is prone to viruses. It is recommended that cats under three months old use milk cake, which has high nutritional value and will not cause malnutrition and other problems in cats caused by long-term use of freeze-drying.

How much freeze-dried food can a cat eat in one day?

It is not recommended to feed cats freeze-dried food every day. It is recommended to feed cats 2-3 times a week. Because cats are fed freeze-dried food every day, it is easy for cats to eat only freeze-dried food instead of cat food and other foods, which can easily lead to malnutrition in cats. In addition, if a cat is suddenly fed a large amount of freeze-dried food, it will cause indigestion, gastrointestinal discomfort and other phenomena. Therefore, freeze-drying can only be used as a daily snack for cats and cannot be fed as a substitute for staple food.

What will happen if a cat eats too much freeze-dried food?

1. If a cat eats too much freeze-dried food, it may cause indigestion, because most freeze-dried food It is pure meat, so eating too much may increase the burden on the gastrointestinal tract.

2. Cats eating too much freeze-dried food may also cause cats to be picky eaters, because most cats prefer meat. If cats are often fed freeze-dried food, cats may not be willing to eat cat food.

3. If a cat eats too much freeze-dried food, it may cause malnutrition. Although freeze-dried food is rich in nutrients, it cannot fully meet the cat’s nutritional needs. Eating too much may affect the cat’s health. healthy.