Precautions for kitten and young cat cat food diet:

1. Eat small meals frequently. Kittens need to take in a lot of nutrients when they are growing, so they need to be fed 4-5 times a day, but the portion of one meal should not be too large, otherwise it will not be able to digest them all. It is recommended that the cat should be fed regularly and quantitatively, so that the cat can eat small meals frequently, which is better for the gastrointestinal tract.

2. Do not feed snacks. Try not to feed your kitten treats. Most cat snacks are not as rich in nutrients as staple food, and feeding them too much may lead to picky eating. Cats should avoid eating human snacks as the high content of oil and salt may cause gastrointestinal discomfort in cats. When it grows up, you can properly feed it some cat strips, freeze-dried snacks and other snacks.

3. Supervise drinking water. When the cat is still young, the cat owner should urge it to drink more water and let it develop a good habit of drinking water. If it really doesn’t like to drink water, you can add some water to the staple food and mix and feed it. This can also replenish water and help prevent urinary problems such as urinary stones.

4. Keep probiotics and antiemetics on hand. The gastrointestinal tract of a kitten is much more fragile than that of an adult cat, so the feces collector can feed it some probiotics to help with digestion. If the cat's gastrointestinal tract is still not good when it becomes an adult and often vomits, it is recommended to give it some Pointe antiemetic medicine. , can relieve vomiting, diarrhea and gastrointestinal problems.

5. Pay attention when changing food. When a cat reaches one year of age, its growth and development has basically ended, and it is the age of adulthood. At this time, it is time for the poop scraper to change its food to cat food that is more suitable for adult cats. Pay attention to giving the cat an adaptation period of about a week, and gradually replace the old food to avoid vomiting caused by it not adapting to the new food.

6. Suitable cat food. For kittens, adult cat food is not easy to digest. It is recommended to choose specialized cat food according to the cat’s age. This can allow the cat to obtain the appropriate amount of nutrients in a timely manner and reduce problems such as difficulty in digestion and inappropriate nutritional intake. For those cats that are just born, owners can choose to use goat milk powder instead of cat food.