Cats are generally between 5 months old and 8 months old. This period is the golden period for cats to grow cheeks. However, it should also be noted that not all cats can develop cheeks, such as hairless cats or Siamese cats. Cats are breeds of cats that cannot grow gills. If the cat at home is not this type of cat, if the pet owner wants the cat to grow gills better, he or she must supplement the cat's nutrition in time. Let’s share some specific measures below.

1. Feed good cat food

Since you want your cat to have gills, you must eat well. Therefore, pet owners should choose some high-quality cat food to feed their cats during the period when their cats have gills to ensure that the various nutrients the cat needs are sufficient. In particular, cat food with high protein content will be of great help to cats during the gill period. You should also try to choose high-quality cat food with a protein content of more than 35%.

2. Appropriate snacks

For cats who have gills, the nutrition in cat food alone cannot meet the nutritional needs of gills. In addition to feeding cat food, the cat must also add appropriate meals, such as beef and chicken breasts. Meat, fish and other foods should be cooked before feeding, and fed 3 to 4 times a week. Cats can get rich protein and fat from meat. These nutrients are helpful for cats to grow gills.

3. Feeding nutrients

Meat is just pure food. After the food is digested and absorbed, the nutrients obtained are actually not enough. You still need to prepare some nutrients that focus on the cat’s hair and gills to feed the cat. For example, Yuandu Meow can be fed directly. It can also be mixed with food to help cats absorb nutrients better and make their faces plump.