When a white cat is anemic, its nose, gums, and flesh pads will turn white. If you want to solve the problem of anemia in white cats, pet owners must supplement their body’s nutrition with food supplements. So how should they feed them specifically? Let’s share it below.

1. Feeding visceral foods

First of all, cat owners can feed their cats some offal foods, such as chicken liver, duck liver, etc. These offal foods contain more iron and are suitable for cats with anemia. But remember not to eat too much, because these offal foods contain There are also many toxins, so cat owners can feed them 2-3 times a week.

When feeding each time, first steam chicken liver, duck liver, etc., then mash them into pieces and mix them into the cat's food. If you have pork liver powder, you can also feed it.

2. Feeding Blood Ointment

In addition to changes in feeding, it is not enough to absorb nutrients from food alone, because food requires an absorption process, which will take a long time, so cat owners also need to feed blood ointment. When feeding raw blood ointment to cats, it can be mixed directly into cat food and food. The amount of raw blood ointment can be fed according to the actual situation of the cat (it is recommended that kittens should be fed about 3cm, and adult cats should be fed about 7cm).

3. Make your own cat snacks for white cats

In fact, pet owners can also make some snacks by themselves, which can enrich the cat’s diet and supplement some nutrients for the cat. For example, steamed pumpkin with red dates. Eating it during pregnancy can not only replenish a little blood but also prevent cats from being unable to poop. However, dietary supplements are ultimately auxiliary methods, and it is best to take them together with the blood-producing ointment.

4. Feed fruits and vegetables

Cat owners can also feed some fruit and vegetable food, such as carrot puree, etc. Fruit and vegetable food contains folic acid, which is suitable for cats with anemia. To supplement folic acid, cat owners can cut carrots into pieces, steam them, crush them and mix them with food. Just feed in medium.

In addition, if some cats like to eat apples, you can also make some apple puree for the cats to eat. However, there are also some fruits that are not suitable for cats to eat, such as grapes, so do not feed them.

During the period of anemia, if the white cat has some loose stools with blood, it may be that there are still some parasites in the intestines. At this time, the white cat must be dewormed first, and then given food supplements to solve the anemia problem.