Two-month-old kittens eat half to one egg yolk at a meal. Egg yolks contain more cholesterol, so they need to control their food intake. Eating too much will have an impact on the cat’s liver and gastrointestinal function. Pay attention to drinking water while ingesting egg yolks. Prevent the kitten from choking.

How much egg yolk does a two-month-old kitten eat in one meal?

A two-month-old kitten eats 1/2-1 egg yolk in one meal. Egg yolk is rich in protein, vitamins, trace elements, unsaturated fatty acids, etc. After being eaten by kittens, it can supplement nutrients and shiny hair. However, it is not advisable to consume too much egg yolks. It is enough to consume 1/2 to 1 egg yolk a day and about 3 egg yolks a week. When consuming egg yolks, pay attention to drinking water to prevent kittens from choking.

Kittens can eat egg yolks, which are rich in nutrients and can make their hair grow better and shine more. However, egg yolks contain more cholesterol, so you need to control your food intake. Eating too much will have an impact on your cat’s liver and gastrointestinal function.

It is recommended that two-month-old kittens eat milk cake first, and you can soak the kitten in warm water. This will not only help the cat drink water, but also will not damage the cat's fragile intestines and stomach. If the cat does not eat cat food, you can first touch the nutritional paste on its nose to let it start eating, and feed it in small amounts and multiple times. You can also use Feliway to spray the environment to reduce its tension. If you do not eat or drink water for a long time, it is easy to cause hypoglycemia. At that time, it is recommended to infuse infusion to supplement nutrition.