Cats’ digestive systems are very fragile. After getting used to eating cat food, they will not be able to accept sudden raw meat. Raw meat will cause irritation to the cat’s gastrointestinal tract and cause vomiting. If the raw meat is not fresh, has bacterial growth, or contains parasites, it will also cause the cat to vomit. This is very detrimental to the cat's health. It is recommended to feed cats cooked meat, such as cooked chicken breast or fish soup, or cat nutritional paste or canned cats to supplement protein.

Cat diet precautions:

1. Use cat food as the main food, and pay attention to adequate water intake. If the cat is too picky about food, change its food occasionally to prevent the cat from being unable to adapt to food changes in the future.

2. Diet rules, pay attention to eating small amounts and frequent meals when feeding, and do not feed too much at one time.

3. Pay attention to exercise and let the cat exercise properly. If the cat eats too much and does not exercise, it will easily become too obese and become more susceptible to disease.

4. Cats like to eat warm food. Cold food and cold food not only affect the cat’s appetite, but can also easily cause digestive disorders.